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Chapter 20 CEYLONESE CANOES—PERUVIAN BALSAS—THE FLOATING WINDLASS OF THE COROMANDEL FISHERMEN.
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Released on: 06/12/2017
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1 Chapter 1 TAKING A LINE IN THE SERVICE.2 Chapter 2 A SAILOR ON SHORE.3 Chapter 3 TRICKS UPON TRAVELLERS.4 Chapter 4 THE ADMIRALTY LIST.5 Chapter 5 THE TROPICAL REGIONS AT SEA.6 Chapter 6 THE TRADE WINDS.7 Chapter 7 PROGRESS OF THE VOYAGE.8 Chapter 8 AQUATIC SPORTS.9 Chapter 9 A MAN OVERBOARD!10 Chapter 10 SUNDAY ON BOARD A MAN-OF-WAR.—MUSTERING BY DIVISIONS.11 Chapter 11 THE SHIP CHURCH.12 Chapter 12 NAVAL RATINGS AND SEA PAY.13 Chapter 13 SAILORS' PETS.14 Chapter 14 DOUBLING THE CAPE.15 Chapter 15 SUGGESTIONS TOWARDS DIMINISHING THE NUMBER AND SEVERITY OF NAVAL PUNISHMENTS.16 Chapter 16 BOMBAY.17 Chapter 17 SIR SAMUEL HOOD.18 Chapter 18 EXCURSION TO CANDELAY LAKE IN CEYLON.19 Chapter 19 GRIFFINS IN INDIA—SINBAD'S VALLEY OF DIAMONDS—A MOSQUITO-HUNT.20 Chapter 20 CEYLONESE CANOES—PERUVIAN BALSAS—THE FLOATING WINDLASS OF THE COROMANDEL FISHERMEN.21 Chapter 21 THE SURF AT MADRAS.22 Chapter 22 VISIT TO THE SULTAN OF PONTIANA, IN BORNEO—SIR SAMUEL HOOD.23 Chapter 23 COMMISSIONING A SHIP.24 Chapter 24 FITTING OUT.