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by Percy F. (Percy Francis) Westerman
THE SALVING OF THE "FUSI YAMA"
CHAPTER I - Rocks Ahead
CHAPTER II - To the Rescue
CHAPTER III - Signing On
CHAPTER IV - Comrades All
CHAPTER V - The "Fusi Yama"
CHAPTER VI - The Yacht "Titania"
CHAPTER VII - Sand-bagged
CHAPTER VIII - The "Titania" Sails
CHAPTER IX - "Where am I?"
Two former naval officers, Jack Villiers and Bobby Beverley, find themselves adrift in post‑war England, their sea‑worn habits clashing with a world that expects them to settle into ordinary jobs. Fresh from the decks of the Hermione, they share a restless camaraderie, trading jokes about “the forelock of an anchor” while confronting the bleak prospect of civilian life and dwindling prospects.
When a sunken vessel, the Fusi Yama, lies waiting beneath the harbor’s waters, the pair glimpse a chance to reclaim purpose and earn a modest fortune. Their plan to mount a daring salvage operation pulls them back into the rhythm of the sea, testing old skills, old loyalties, and the thin line between adventure and desperation. As they gather a motley crew and chart a course through bureaucratic red tape, the story captures the gritty optimism of men trying to rebuild their lives amid the lingering echoes of war.
Language
en
Duration
~6 hours (362K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by R.G.P.M. van Giesen. Thank you, Iain Somerville!
Release date
Jun 15, 2016
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

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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