Baron Trump's Marvellous Underground Journey
By Ingersoll Lockwood
Cover: The Sea of Ice (1823-24), oil on canvas by Caspar David Friedrich (1774-1840) · Wikimedia Commons · Public domain (artist died 1840)
Baron Trump, a young Prussian nobleman, sets off on travels in the far north and descends into a hollow world of strange peoples and marvels. Ingersoll Lockwood's 1889 children's fantasy is a quirky Victorian adventure in the Jules Verne manner.
Summary written with Claude Sonnet 5.5.
Table of contents
- 1: Chapter 1
- 2: Chapter 2
- 3: Chapter 3
- 4: Chapter 4
- 5: Chapter 5
- 6: Chapter 6
- 7: Chapter 7
- 8: Chapter 8
- 9: Chapter 9
- 10: A Brief Account of My Conversations with Doctor Nebulosus, Sir Amber O’Pake, and Lord Cornucore, Who Tell Me Many Things That I Never Knew Before, for Which I Was Very Grateful
- 11: Chapter 11
- 12: The Sad, Sad Tale of the Sorrowing Princess with a Speck in Her Heart, and What All Happened When She Had Ended It, Which the Reader Must Read for Himself If He Would Know
- 13: Chapter 13
- 14: Chapter 14
- 15: Chapter 15
- 16: Chapter 16
- 17: Chapter 17
- 18: Chapter 18
- 19: Chapter 19
- 20: Chapter 20
- 21: Chapter 21
- 22: Chapter 22
- 23: Chapter 23
- 24: Chapter 24
- 25: Chapter 25
- 26: Chapter 26
- 27: Chapter 27
- 28: Chapter 28
- 29: Chapter 29
- 30: Chapter 30
- 31: Chapter 31
- 32: Chapter 32