
ROUND THE WORLD - IN SEVEN DAYS - BY - HERBERT STRANG - ILLUSTRATED BY A. C. MICHAEL - 1910
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
PRELUDE
Round the World
CHAPTER I - THE CABLEGRAM
CHAPTER II - EASTWARD HO!
CHAPTER III - ACROSS EUROPE TO THE BOSPHOROUS
CHAPTER IV - A FLYING VISIT
CHAPTER V - THE TOMB OF UR-GUR
CHAPTER VI - WITH GUN RUNNERS IN THE GULF
A fierce cyclone tears through the remote Solomon Islands, hurling the modest survey ship Albatross toward jagged reefs. Lieutenant Underhill fights to keep the vessel upright as the storm’s roar drowns out every command, while the crew scrambles for lifebuoys amid a sea that threatens to swallow them whole. Amid the chaos, the stoic geologist Dr. Thesiger Smith and his eager son Tom appear, bound by a shared purpose that could outlast the tempest.
The narrative captures the raw edge of survival, the claustrophobic grip of the deck as waves crash and the ship groans under relentless wind. As the Albatross teeters on the brink of destruction, the characters’ resolve and quick thinking become the only anchors against nature’s fury. Listeners are drawn into a vivid, pulse‑quickening tableau of bravery, camaraderie, and the thin line between disaster and hope.
Language
en
Duration
~5 hours (332K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
May 6, 2005
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

Herbert Strang was the shared pen name of two Oxford University Press editors who filled early twentieth-century boys’ fiction with daring voyages, historical battles, imperial adventures, and ingenious escapes. Their fast-moving stories brought the spirit of Jules Verne and G. A. Henty to a new generation of young readers.
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