The Pirate Submarine

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The Pirate Submarine

by Percy F. (Percy Francis) Westerman

EN·~6 hours·28 chapters

Chapters

28 total

THE PIRATE SUBMARINE

0:15

THE PIRATE SUBMARINE

0:01

BY - PERCY F. WESTERMAN

0:11

THE PIRATE SUBMARINE

0:01

CHAPTER I - A PAIR OF ROGUES

17:16

CHAPTER II - THE PIRATE CREW SIGN ON

13:09

CHAPTER III - THE ALERTE SAILS

14:37

CHAPTER IV - THE FIRST HAUL

29:25

CHAPTER V - THE RENDEZVOUS

15:07

CHAPTER VI - THE LAST OF THE IBEX

27:19
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Description

In the waning days of the post‑war boom, a charismatic ex‑naval lieutenant and his cautious partner stumble upon a forgotten shipyard hidden along a narrow creek near Falmouth. With the market for scrap metal plummeting, the duo sees an opportunity to turn the rusting hulks of decommissioned vessels into a modest fortune. Their contrasting personalities—one bold and imaginative, the other methodical and skeptical—fuel lively debates as they sketch out plans for a new enterprise, the Polkyll Creek Shipbreaking Company.

As they clear the overgrown slipways and assess the decaying docks, the pair uncovers more than just rusted steel. Among the wreckage lies a mysterious, half‑sunken submarine that hints at a daring, unconventional use beyond ordinary scrapping. Their curiosity ignites a scheme that could transform their modest venture into something far more adventurous, setting the stage for a high‑seas caper beneath the waves.

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Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (401K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by R.G.P.M. van Giesen

Release date

Apr 23, 2020

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Percy F. (Percy Francis) Westerman

Percy F. (Percy Francis) Westerman

1876–1959

A prolific English writer of boys’ adventure fiction, Percy F. Westerman filled his stories with naval action, military daring, exploration, and the excitement of life at sea. His enduring tales reflect both his love of sailing and the adventurous spirit of the early twentieth century.

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