
THE WINGS OF THE MORNING - BY LOUIS TRACY
New York Grosset & Dunlap Publishers
1903
CHAPTER I - THE WRECK OF THE SIRDAR
CHAPTER II - THE SURVIVORS
CHAPTER III - DISCOVERIES
CHAPTER IV - RAINBOW ISLAND
CHAPTER V - IRIS TO THE RESCUE
CHAPTER VI - SOME EXPLANATIONS
CHAPTER VII - SURPRISES
The story opens aboard the merchant vessel Sirdar, cutting through the restless China Sea as a brewing typhoon threatens the crew and a handful of eclectic passengers. Among them is Lady Tozer, a sharp‑tongued, experienced expatriate known in Hong Kong as “the Mandarin,” and the bright‑eyed Miss Iris Deane, whose curiosity draws her into the ship’s tense conversations about weather, duty, and hidden motives. Captain Ross, pragmatic yet courteous, tries to keep the vessel steady while fielding Lady Tozer’s demanding questions and the nervous excitement of a storm about to strike.
As the gale gathers, the passengers must confront both the furious elements and the uneasy alliances forming below deck. Secrets hinted at by a mysterious halo around the sun and whispered rumors among the crew begin to surface, setting the stage for a struggle of survival and intrigue. The opening chapters blend vivid maritime detail with witty dialogue, pulling listeners into a world where nature’s fury mirrors the hidden tensions among those aboard.
Language
en
Duration
~8 hours (504K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2005-02-06
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1863–1928
A fast-moving storyteller of mysteries, adventures, and early science fiction, he wrote with the pace of a newspaperman and a flair for suspense. His novels range from detective puzzles to imperial adventures, giving modern listeners a lively window into popular fiction of the early 1900s.
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