Moby Dick
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Moby Dick

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Moby Dick

About this book

Every reader knows the obsessive story of Captain Ahab and the famous white whale. Moby Dick is the great American novel, a monument of literature. Based on the events depicted in the "Narrative of the Most Extraordinary and Distressing Shipwreck of the Whale-Ship Essex" and the legend of "Mocha Dick, " it is the story of the wandering sailor Ishmael and his voyage aboard the whaling ship the Pequod. Commanded by the obsessed Captain Ahab, a man who is hell-bent on revenge against a white whale of incredible ferocity, the Pequod and its crew are tasked with this singular goal, whatever the emotional or human cost. It is a novel rich with symbolism and complex themes.But this mythical adventure has never been portrayed in such a powerful way and with such striking illustrations, presenting a new perspective on this cornerstone of American literature. It marks a wonderful entry point for new readers to discover Melville's universe—and a beautiful edition for the countless dedicated readers of this unique novel.

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Publisher
Pegasus Books
Year
2018
Print ISBN
9781681778488
eBook ISBN
9781681779133

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Title
  3. Contents
  4. Chapter I: Loomings
  5. Chapter II: The Carpet-Bag
  6. Chapter III: The Spouter-Inn
  7. Chapter IV: The Counterpane
  8. Chapter V: Breakfast
  9. Chapter VI: The Street
  10. Chapter VII: The Chapel
  11. Chapter VIII: The Pulpit
  12. Chapter IX: The Sermon
  13. Chapter X: A Bosom Friend
  14. Chapter XI: Nightgown
  15. Chapter XII: Biographical
  16. Chapter XIII: Wheelbarrow
  17. Chapter XIV: Nantucket
  18. Chapter XV: Chowder
  19. Chapter XVI: The Ship
  20. Chapter XVII: The Ramadan
  21. Chapter XVIII: His Mark
  22. Chapter XIX: The Prophet
  23. Chapter XX: All Astir
  24. Chapter XXI: Going Aboard
  25. Chapter XXII: Merry Christmas
  26. Chapter XXIII: The Lee Shore
  27. Chapter XXIV: The Advocate
  28. Chapter XXV: Postscript
  29. Chapter XXVI: Knights and Squires
  30. Chapter XXVII: Knights and Squires
  31. Chapter XXVIII: Ahab
  32. Chapter XXIX: Enter Ahab; to Him, Stubb
  33. Chapter XXX: The Pipe
  34. Chapter XXXI: Queen Mab
  35. Chapter XXXII: Cetology
  36. Chapter XXXIII: The Specksnyder
  37. Chapter XXXIV: The Cabin-Table
  38. Chapter XXXV: The Mast-Head
  39. Chapter XXXVI: The Quarter-Deck
  40. Chapter XXXVII: Sunset
  41. Chapter XXXVIII: Dusk
  42. Chapter XXXIX: First Night-Watch
  43. Chapter LX: Midnight, Forecastle
  44. Chapter XLI: Moby Dick
  45. Chapter XLII: The Whiteness of the Whale
  46. Chapter XLIII: Hark!
  47. Chapter XLIV: The Chart
  48. Chapter XLV: The Affidavit
  49. Chapter XLVI: Surmises
  50. Chapter XLVII: The Mat-Maker
  51. Chapter XLVIII: The First Lowering
  52. Chapter XLIX: The Hyena
  53. Chapter L: Ahab’s Boat and Crew. Fedallah
  54. Chapter LI: The Spirit-Spout
  55. Chapter LII: The Albatross
  56. Chapter LIII: The Gam
  57. Chapter LIV: The Town-Ho’s Story
  58. Chapter LV: Of the Monstrous Pictures of Whales
  59. Chapter LVI: Of the Less Erroneous Pictures of Whales, and the True Pictures of Whaling Scenes
  60. Chapter LVII: Of Whales in Paint; in Teeth; in Wood; in Sheet-Iron; in Stone; in Mountains; in Stars
  61. Chapter LVIII: Brit
  62. Chapter LIX: Squid
  63. Chapter LX: The Line
  64. Chapter LXI: Stubb Kills a Whale
  65. Chapter LXII: The Dart
  66. Chapter LXIII: The Crotch
  67. Chapter LXIV: Stubb’s Supper
  68. Chapter LXV: The Whale as a Dish
  69. Chapter LXVI: The Shark Massacre
  70. Chapter LXVII: Cutting In
  71. Chapter LXVIII: The Blanket
  72. Chapter LXIX: The Funeral
  73. Chapter LXX: The Sphynx
  74. Chapter LXXI: The Jeroboam’s Story
  75. Chapter LXXII: The Monkey-Rope
  76. Chapter LXXIII: Stubb and Flask Kill a Right Whale; and Then Have a Talk Over Him
  77. Chapter LXXIV: The Sperm Whale’s Head—Contrasted View
  78. Chapter LXXV: The Right Whale’s Head—Contrasted View
  79. Chapter LXXVI: The Battering-Ram
  80. Chapter LXXVII: The Great Heidelburgh Tun
  81. Chapter LVIII: Cistern and Buckets
  82. Chapter LXXIX: The Prairie
  83. Chapter LXXX: The Nut
  84. Chapter LXXXI: The Pequod Meets the Virgin
  85. Chapter LXXXII: The Honor and Glory of Whaling
  86. Chapter LXXXIII: Jonah Historically Regarded
  87. Chapter LXXXIV: Pitchpoling
  88. Chapter LXXXV: The Fountain
  89. Chapter LXXXVI: The Tail
  90. Chapter LXXXVII: The Grand Armada
  91. Chapter LXXXVIII: Schools and Schoolmasters
  92. Chapter LXXXIX: Fast-Fish and Loose-Fish
  93. Chapter XC: Heads or Tails
  94. Chapter XCI: The Pequod Meets the Rose-Bud
  95. Chapter XCII: Ambergris
  96. Chapter XCIII: The Castaway
  97. Chapter XCIV: A Squeeze of the Hand
  98. Chapter XCV: The Cassock
  99. Chapter XCVI: The Try-Works
  100. Chapter XCVII: The Lamp
  101. Chapter XCVIII: Stowing Down and Clearing Up
  102. Chapter XCIX: The Doubloon
  103. Chapter C: Leg and Arm the Pequod, of Nantucket, Meets the Samuel Enderby, of London
  104. Chapter CI: The Decanter
  105. Chapter CII: A Bower in the Arsacides
  106. Chapter CIII: Measurement of the Whale’s Skeleton
  107. Chapter CIV: The Fossil Whale
  108. Chapter CV: Does the Whale’s Magnitude Diminish?—Will He Perish?
  109. Chapter CVI: Ahab’s Leg
  110. Chapter CVII: The Carpenter
  111. Chapter CVIII: Ahab and the Carpenter
  112. Chapter CIX: Ahab and Starbuck in the Cabin
  113. Chapter CX: Queequeg in His Coffin
  114. Chapter CXI: The Pacific
  115. Chapter CXII: The Blacksmith
  116. Chapter CXIII: The Forge
  117. Chapter CXIV: The Gilder
  118. Chapter CXV: The Pequod Meets the Bachelor
  119. Chapter XVI: The Dying Whale
  120. Chapter CXVII: The Whale Watch
  121. Chapter CVIII: The Quadrant
  122. Chapter CXIX: The Candles
  123. Chapter CXX: The Deck Towards the End of the First Night Watch
  124. Chapter CXXI: Midnight—the Forecastle Bulwarks
  125. Chapter CXXII: Midnight Aloft—Thunder and Lightning
  126. Chapter CXXIII: The Musket
  127. Chapter CXXIV: The Needle
  128. Chapter CXXV: The Log and Line
  129. Chapter CXXVI: The Life-Buoy
  130. Chapter CXXVII: The Deck
  131. Chapter CXXVIII: The Pequod Meets the Rachel
  132. Chapter CXXIX: The Cabin
  133. Chapter CXXX: The Hat
  134. Chapter CXXXI: The Pequod Meets the Delight
  135. Chapter CXXXII: The Symphony
  136. Chapter CXXXIII: The Chase—First Day
  137. Chapter CXXXIV: The Chase—Second Day
  138. Chapter CXXXV: The Chase—Third Day
  139. Epilogue
  140. Copyright

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