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Andrei Nekrasov THE ADVENTURES of CAPTAIN VRUNGEL CONTENTS |
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Introduction
CHAPTER ONE
in which the reader is introduced to the hero and which contains nothing
out of the ordinary
CHAPTER TWO
in which Captain Wrungel tells about his first mate Lom
CHAPTER THREE
about technology and resourcefulness making up for lack of courage and
about putting a bad tooth to a good use
CHAPTER FOUR
about the ways of Scandinavian peoples, the city of Hamburg and the use
of squirrels for propulsion purposes
CHAPTER FIVE
about herrings and nimble hands
CHAPTER SIX
which begins with a misunderstanding and ends with an unexpected ducking
CHAPTER SEVEN
about astronomical reckonings, stratagems and pharaohs
CHAPTER EIGHT
in which Fooks gets his deserts, then counts crocodiles and ends by demonstrating
outstanding agricultural ability
CHAPTER NINE
about old customs and icebergs
CHAPTER TEN
in which the reader makes the acquaintance of Admiral Kusaki and the crew
of the Rage is threatened with starvation
CHAPTER ELEVEN
in which Wrungel is separated from his boat and his first mate
CHAPTER TWELVE
in which Wrungel and Fooks give a small concert and then hurry on to Brazil
CHAPTER THIRTEEN
in which Wrungel makes short shrift of an anaconda and is once again decently
attired
CHAPTER FOURTEEN
at the beginning of which Wrungel finds himself in deadly peril and in
the end is reunited with the Rage
CHAPTER FIFTEEN
in which Lom leaves the ship again
CHAPTER SIXTEEN
the saddest, because in it the Rage is lost beyond recall
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
in which Lom makes a sudden appearance and sings a song to himself
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
in which Fooks and Lom make unfortunate purchases and Wrungel has a chance
to verify some algebraic rules
CHAPTER NINETEEN
the last, in which Admiral Kusaki himself helps Wrungel out of an awkward
situation
The Author's Afterword.
Captain Wrungel, the Fabulous Fibber
