Peter the Whaler
by W.H.G. Kingston
Publisher: J. W. Lovell company 1883
Number of pages: 399
Description:
Peter's father is a country vicar in Ireland, and Peter is a naughty teenager, who has got in with friends who encourage poaching, at that time a most serious offence. His father confiscates the gun, but one night Peter recovers the gun and has another coaching expedition, during which he is caught by the gamekeepers.
Download or read it online for free here:
Download link
(multiple formats)
Similar books
Captain Cook: His Life, Voyages and Discoveries
by W.H.G. Kingston - Project Gutenberg
This is a biography of the English explorer who was the first European to reach Hawaii, the east coast of Australia, and New Zealand. Cook (1728-1779) made three voyages to the Pacific, recording his experiences with the peoples he encountered.
(10315 views)
by W.H.G. Kingston - Project Gutenberg
This is a biography of the English explorer who was the first European to reach Hawaii, the east coast of Australia, and New Zealand. Cook (1728-1779) made three voyages to the Pacific, recording his experiences with the peoples he encountered.
(10315 views)
Adventures in Africa
by W.H.G. Kingston - Athelstane e-Books
In this book the hero, fresh from school, arrives from England, and joins his uncle, who is a trader with the people of central Africa, bringing the goods obtained down to the south. On this occasion they have been attacked soon after they set out.
(11129 views)
by W.H.G. Kingston - Athelstane e-Books
In this book the hero, fresh from school, arrives from England, and joins his uncle, who is a trader with the people of central Africa, bringing the goods obtained down to the south. On this occasion they have been attacked soon after they set out.
(11129 views)
In the Wilds of Africa
by W.H.G. Kingston - Thomas Nelson & Sons
The hero gets himself a job on board of a vessel, which has a number of misfortunes. She loses several officers, her captain dies, leaving an unsuitable officer in charge. She runs aground near the shore, where the natives slay some of the crew.
(4019 views)
by W.H.G. Kingston - Thomas Nelson & Sons
The hero gets himself a job on board of a vessel, which has a number of misfortunes. She loses several officers, her captain dies, leaving an unsuitable officer in charge. She runs aground near the shore, where the natives slay some of the crew.
(4019 views)
The Rival Crusoes
by W.H.G. Kingston - ManyBooks
The ship is posted to the Far East station but is shipwrecked. Both Dick and Lord Reginald survive the wreck and become 'Crusoes', still with a deadly rivalry. But Reginald is an incompetent, and would not have survived, had not Dick rescued him.
(6487 views)
by W.H.G. Kingston - ManyBooks
The ship is posted to the Far East station but is shipwrecked. Both Dick and Lord Reginald survive the wreck and become 'Crusoes', still with a deadly rivalry. But Reginald is an incompetent, and would not have survived, had not Dick rescued him.
(6487 views)