With Airship and Submarine: A Tale of Adventure

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With Airship and Submarine: A Tale of Adventure

by Harry Collingwood

EN·~10 hours·26 chapters

Chapters

26 total

Chapter One. - A Lucky Meeting.

19:30

Chapter Two. - The Final Preparations.

17:01

Chapter Three. - The Flying Fish.

20:37

Chapter Four. - A Maiden in Distress.

22:16

Chapter Five. - The Beginning of a Strange Voyage.

20:17

Chapter Six. - The Château Vasilovich.

18:28

Chapter Seven. - The Professor brings in a Prisoner.

22:43

Chapter Eight. - The Rescue.

32:35

Chapter Nine. - Colonel Sziszkinski joins the Party.

24:09

Chapter Ten. - An Extraordinary Sight.

21:22

Description

In a mist‑filled London afternoon, a charismatic baronet whose daughter lies gravely ill meets an eccentric professor known for grand, humanitarian schemes. Their chance reunion in the exclusive Smoking‑Room of the Migrants’ Club sparks a conversation that quickly pivots from polite pleasantries to a daring proposition: a journey that could change the girl’s fate and test the limits of science.

The professor, whose mind is already brimming with visions of floating citadels and underwater vessels, offers his expertise to the baronet’s desperate quest. Together they contemplate an audacious expedition that will see a majestic airship soaring above the clouds while a sleek submarine delves beneath the seas, each crafted to transport the ailing child to a cure hidden far from the city’s smog. Their partnership promises intrigue, inventive engineering, and the promise of an unforgettable adventure, all set against the backdrop of a world on the brink of technological marvels.

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Language

en

Duration

~10 hours (578K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England

Release date

2008-06-17

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Harry Collingwood

Harry Collingwood

1851–1922

Sea voyages, storms, mutinies, and rescue missions fill these fast-moving adventure tales. Writing as Harry Collingwood, William Joseph Cosens Lancaster brought a civil engineer’s eye for ships and harbors to more than forty popular boys’ novels, most of them set at sea.

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