The Blue Lagoon: A Romance
By H. De Vere Stacpoole
Cover: Tahitian Landscape (1892), oil on canvas by Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) · Wikimedia Commons · Public domain (artist died 1903)
The Blue Lagoon is a coming-of-age romance novel written by Henry De Vere Stacpoole, first published by T. Fisher Unwin in 1908. The Blue Lagoon explores themes of love, childhood innocence, and conflict between civilisation and nature.
Summary source: Wikipedia: The Blue Lagoon (novel) · CC BY-SA 4.0
Table of contents
- 1: Where the Slush Lamp Burns
- 2: Under the Stars
- 3: The Shadow and the Fire
- 4: And Like a Dream Dissolved
- 5: Voices Heard in the Mist
- 6: Dawn on a Wide, Wide Sea
- 7: Story of the Pig and the Billy-Goat
- 8: “S-H-E-N-a-N-D-O-a-H”
- 9: Shadows in the Moonlight
- 10: The Tragedy of the Boats
- 11: The Island
- 12: The Lake of Azure
- 13: Death Veiled with Lichen
- 14: Echoes of Fairy-Land
- 15: Fair Pictures in the Blue
- 16: The Poetry of Learning
- 17: The Devil’s Cask
- 18: The Rat Hunt
- 19: Starlight on the Foam
- 20: The Dreamer on the Reef
- 21: The Garland of Flowers
- 22: Alone
- 23: They Move Away
- 24: Under the Artu Tree
- 25: Half Child—Half Savage
- 26: The Demon of the Reef
- 27: What Beauty Concealed
- 28: The Sound of a Drum
- 29: Sails upon the Sea
- 30: The Schooner
- 31: Love Steps in
- 32: The Sleep of Paradise
- 33: An Island Honeymoon
- 34: The Vanishing of Emmeline
- 35: Chapter 35
- 36: The Newcomer
- 37: Hannah
- 38: The Lagoon of Fire
- 39: The Cyclone
- 40: The Stricken Woods
- 41: A Fallen Idol
- 42: The Expedition
- 43: The Keeper of the Lagoon
- 44: The Hand of the Sea
- 45: Together
- 46: Mad Lestrange
- 47: The Secret of the Azure
- 48: Captain Fountain
- 49: Due South