AN ANTARTIC MYSTERY
(Also called THE SPHINX OF THE ICE FIELDS and THE MYSTERY OF ARTHUR GORDON
PYM.)
Jules Verne
Translated by Mrs. Cashel Hoey
A Sequal to Edgar Allan Poe's The Narrative
of A. Gordon Pym.
Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Co., 1899
Chapter I: The Kerguelen Islands.
Chapter II: The Schooner "Halbrane"
Chapter III: Captain Len Guy
Chapter IV: From the Kerguelen Isles to Prince
Edward Island
Chapter V: Edgar Poe's Romance
Chapter VI: An Ocean Waif
Chapter VII: Tristan D'Acunha
Chapter VIII: Bound for the Falklands
Chapter IX: Fitting out the "Halbrane"
Chapter X: The Outset of the Enterprise
Chapter XI: From the Sandwich Islands to the
Polar Circle
Chapter XII: Between the Polar Circle and the
Ice Wall
Chapter XIII: Along the Front of the Icebergs
Chapter XIV: A Voice in a Dream
Chapter XV: Bennet Islet
Chapter XVI: Tsalal Island
Chapter XVII: And Pym
Chapter XVIII: A Revelation
Chapter XIX: Land?
Chapter XX: "Unmerciful Disaster"
Chapter XXI: Amid the Mists
Chapter XXII: In Camp
Chapter XXIII: Found at Last
Chapter XXIV: Eleven Years in a Few Pages
Chapter XXV: "We Were the First"
Chapter XXVI: A Little Remnant