Down South
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- Under 100
- First published
- 1880
- Pages
- 196
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01 - Making a Florida Port
15:22 -
02 - Our Liberal Passengers
12:07 -
03 - A Native Floridan
13:15 -
04 - A Trip up the San Sebastian
12:22 -
05 - Saved from the Burning House
11:17 -
06 - Moonlight and Music on Board
12:21 -
07 - The Enemy in a New Business
13:07 -
08 - A Disagreeable Room-Mate
13:37 -
09 - A Battle with the Serpent
13:22 -
10 - The Fellow in the Lock-Up
13:58 -
11 - The Hon. Pardon Tiffany's Warning
13:24 -
12 - Suggestions of another Conspiracy
12:06 -
13 - Mr. Cobbington and his Pet Rattlesnake
12:24 -
14 - The Excursion to Fort George Island
13:49 -
15 - A War of Words
13:56 -
16 - Griffin Leeds at a Discount
11:59 -
17 - Poor Griff and his Counsel
11:58 -
18 - The Excursion to Mandarin
13:12 -
19 - The Adventures of an Invalid
13:52 -
20 - Difficulties in the Way of Departure
12:25 -
21 - A Visit to Orange Park
13:11 -
22 - Fishing in Doctor's Lake
13:03 -
23 - Trolling for Black Bass
12:32 -
24 - Green Cove Springs and Governor's Creek
12:53 -
25 - Alligator-Shooting on Black Creek
13:04 -
26 - On Board of the Wetumpka
13:33 -
27 - Up the Ocklawaha to Lake Griffin
13:45 -
28 - An Expedition to Indian River
14:06 -
29 - A Mysterious Shot
12:52 -
30 - Shooting in the Forest and being Shot
23:21
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Down South, or Yacht Adventure in Florida, is by Oliver Optic. The narrator says they could cross the bar only when the water was above half-tide, and that this was an important question. The narrator says the nautical almanac showed it would be half-tide at nine o'clock in the forenoon, and that it was not yet seven in the morning by the corrected time.
A pilot came on board, and his first question was as to the draft of water, which the narrator gave as nine feet. The narrator says with energy “Take him down to the boat! Obey your order, Mr. Washburn!” and adds “Take the knife with you, and deliver it to the police.” A man named Cornwood begs Captain Garningham to consider that he is doing a very great injustice to this boy, who, he is certain, intended no harm to anybody. The narrator replies that he does not believe in the harmless intentions of a man who can draw a bowie-knife on another.
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Book facts
- Author
- Oliver Optic
- First published
- 1880
- Reading time
- About 5 hours
- Pages
- 196
- Language
- English
- Formats
- PDF, EPUB, MOBI, Read online, Audiobook
- Audio read by
- Stevan Simmons