Captains Courageous (Masterplots, Revised Second Edition)
At a glance:
- Author: Rudyard Kipling
- First Published: 1897
- Type of Work: Novel
- Type of Plot: Adventure
- Time of Work: 1890’s
- Setting: Grand Banks of Newfoundland
- Principal Characters: Harvey Cheyne, Disko Troop, Dan Troop, Mr. Cheyne
- Genres: Long fiction, Bildungsroman, Adventure, Sea story
- Subjects: Maturation or coming of age, Values, Family or family life, Adolescence, Teenagers, Nineteenth century, Friendship, Canada or Canadians, Ships, Sea or seafaring life, Adventure, Castaways, Fishing or fishermen
- Locales: Grand Banks, Canada
The Story:
Harvey Cheyne was a rich, spoiled fifteen-year-old boy, bound for Europe aboard a swift ocean liner. He was so seasick that he hardly realized what was happening to him when a huge wave washed him over the rail of the ship into the sea. Luckily, he was picked up by a fisherman in a dory and put aboard the fishing schooner We’re Here. The owner and captain of the boat, Disko Troop, was not pleased to have the boy aboard but told him that he would pay him ten dollars a month and board until the schooner docked in Gloucester the following September. It was then...
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Rudyard Kipling (Cyclopedia of World Authors)Rudyard Kipling (Poetry)Rudyard Kipling (Short Fiction)Rudyard Kipling (Long Fiction)Rudyard Kipling (Censorship)Rudyard Kipling (Dictionary of World Biography)
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