The Sea-Wolf

by Jack London

"The hut's walls rose without difficulty."

THE SEA-WOLF

 

BY

JACK LONDON

AUTHOR OF "THE CALL OF THE WILD," "PEOPLE OF THE ABYSS," "CHILDREN OF THE FROST," ETC.

 

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY W.J. AYLWARD

 

NEW YORK
GROSSET & DUNLAP
PUBLISHERS

Copyright, 1904

By JACK LONDON.

Copyright, 1903, 1904,

By THE CENTURY COMPANY.

Copyright, 1904,

By THE MACMILLAN COMPANY.

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Set up and electrotyped. Published October, 1904. Reprinted
October, November, December, 1904; June, November, 1906.

Norwood Press

J. S. Cushing & Co.—Berwick & Smith Co.

Norwood, Mass., U. S. A.

Chapters (not listed in original)

1. Chapter I
2. Chapter II
3. Chapter III
4. Chapter IV
5. Chapter V
6. Chapter VI
7. Chapter VII
8. Chapter VIII
9. Chapter IX
10. Chapter X
11. Chapter XI
12. Chapter XII
13. Chapter XIII
14. Chapter XIV
15. Chapter XV
16. Chapter XVI
17. Chapter XVII
18. Chapter XVIII
19. Chapter XIX
20. Chapter XX
21. Chapter XXI
22. Chapter XXII
23. Chapter XXIII
24. Chapter XXIV
25. Chapter XXV
26. Chapter XXVI
27. Chapter XXVII
28. Chapter XXVIII
29. Chapter XXIX
30. Chapter XXX
31. Chapter XXXI
32. Chapter XXXII
33. Chapter XXXIII
34. Chapter XXXIV
35. Chapter XXXV
36. Chapter XXXVI
37. Chapter XXXVII
38. Chapter XXXVIII
39. Chapter XXXIX

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

 

1. "The hut's walls rose without difficulty ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   Frontispiece

2. FACING PAGE

3. "'Ahoy! Take me ashore! A thousand dollars if you take me ashore!'" ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   30

4. "His face was convulsed and white, his eyes were flashing, his clenched fists raised overhead" ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   116

5. "At any moment they were liable to be overwhelmed by the hissing combers" ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   184

6. "...The Kanaka, hanging on with one hand, seized the Cockney's foot with the other" ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   202

7. "He saw Wolf Larsen's rifle bearing upon him" ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   234