The Sea Wolf

Jack London

The Sea Wolf by Jack London. 39 sections, 11 hr 29 min. Public domain recording (LibriVox).

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Length

11 hr 29 min

Sections

39

Language

English

Read by

Tom Crawford

Source

LibriVox

Internet Archive

sea_wolf_0907_librivox

Rights

Public domain — LibriVox recording of a public-domain text

Chapters

1. 01 - I scarcely know where to begin 19:39
2. 02 - I seemed swinging in a mighty rhythm 19:08
3. 03 - Wolf Larsen ceased swearing 26:19
4. 04 - What happened to me next 16:10
5. 05 - But my first night in the hunters\' steerage 18:47
6. 06 - By the following morning the storm 33:17
7. 07 - At last, after three nights of variable winds 8:23
8. 08 - Sometimes I think Wolf Larson mad 17:42
9. 09 - Three days of rest, three blessed days 21:26
10. 10 - My intimacy with Wolf Larson increases 16:27
11. 11 - The Ghost has attained the southernmost point 15:03
12. 12 - The last twenty-four hours have witnessed 24:17
13. 13 - For three days I did my own work 10:06
14. 14 - It has dawned upon me that I have never 18:42
15. 15 - There was a deal of cursing and groaning 13:48
16. 16 - I cannot say that the position of mate 17:25
17. 17 - Strange to say, in spite of the general foreboding, 32:54
18. 18 - The next day, while the storm was blowing 16:53
19. 19 - I came on deck to find the Ghost heading up 15:15
20. 20 - The remainder of the day passed uneventfully. 18:23
21. 21 - The chagrin Wolf Larson felt from being ignored 11:05
22. 22 - I knew what it was as she came toward me. 8:29
23. 23 - Brave winds, blowing fair, swiftly drove 12:22
24. 24 - Among the most vivid memories of my life 15:57
25. 25 - You\'ve been on deck, Mr. Van Weyden 30:35
26. 26 - Wolf Larsen took the distribution of the whiskey 30:55
27. 27 - Day broke, grey and chill. 18:11
28. 28 - There is no need of going into an extended recital 16:36
29. 29 - 'Fool!' I cried aloud in my vexation. 13:09
30. 30 - No wonder we called it Endeavour Island 17:37
31. 31 - It will smell, I said 6:33
32. 32 - I awoke, oppressed by a mysterious sensation. 19:22
33. 33 - We waited all day for Wolf Larsen to come ashore. 14:20
34. 34 - It\'s too bad the Ghost has lost her masts. 12:08
35. 35 - Next day, the mast-steps clear 15:03
36. 36 - For two days Maud and I ranged the sea 22:06
37. 37 - At once we moved aboard the Ghost, 20:43
38. 38 - I think my left side is going 7:38
39. 39 - The day came for our departure. 16:34