Adrift on the Pacific: A Boys [sic] Story of the Sea and its Perils
A transoceanic steamer voyage takes a little girl bound for Japan into the care of a grizzled captain who recognizes in her the likeness of his long-lost daughter. The child quickly becomes beloved by passengers and crew, and the narrative alternates shipboard scenes of innocence and camaraderie with the dangers of ocean travel. As the ship crosses the Pacific, tranquil nights and routine passages give way to a sudden navigational crisis when another steamer is sighted ahead, testing the crew's seamanship and resolve.
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A transoceanic steamer voyage takes a little girl bound for Japan into the care of a grizzled captain who recognizes in her the likeness of his long-lost daughter. The child quickly becomes beloved by passengers and crew, and the narrative alternates shipboard scenes of innocence and camaraderie with the dangers of ocean travel. As the ship crosses the Pacific, tranquil nights and routine passages give way to a sudden navigational crisis when another steamer is sighted ahead, testing the crew's seamanship and resolve.
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