I: The Shark
Captain of the Duncan; identifies the shark and oversees the hunt.
The Three Documents
Captain of the Duncan; translates the German document and provides shipping news confirming the Britannia's voyage.
The Departure of the Duncan
Captain of the Duncan, skillfully oversees the yacht's preparation and navigation.
An Unexpected Passenger
Praises the Duncan and assures Mary of Robert's safety aloft.
Jacques Paganel Is Undeceived
Corrects Paganel's assumption that he is Captain Burton; identifies himself as captain of the Duncan.
The Geographer's Resolution
Captain Mangles engages Paganel in conversation about the Canaries and the voyage, and later gives orders to steer toward Cape Verde.
Through the Strait of Magellan
Engages to make Robert a sailor and harbors concealed feelings for Mary Grant.
The Course Decided
Commands the Duncan and prepares the ship for the voyage to the eastern coast.
A New Destination
Shows attentions to Mary Grant and recounts the Duncan's voyage around Cape Horn.
Tristan d’Acunha and the Isle of Amsterdam
Measures the temperature of warm springs on the Isle of Amsterdam (166° Fahrenheit).
The Storm on the Indian Ocean
Captain Mangles skillfully navigates the Duncan through the storm, taking precautions and ultimately using oil to calm the sea.
A Hospitable Colonist
Skillfully anchors the Duncan after the storm; receives Glenarvan's thanks; takes bearings and plans the route.
The Quartermaster of the Britannia
Initially doubtful of Ayrton's story but becomes convinced after hearing details about Mary and Robert.
Preparations for the Journey
Captain of the Duncan; persuades Glenarvan to let him join the overland expedition and organizes the cart's interior for the ladies.
An Accident
Captain Mangles spots the dust cloud from the cattle drive and assists alongside Glenarvan during the river crossing.
Crime or Calamity?
Accompanies the group to the bridge; converses with the surveyor-general and police officer about the disaster.
Wealth in the Wilderness
Saves Robert Grant by stabbing the attacking kangaroo.
Suspicious Occurrences
Agrees with the major that orders should be sent from Twofold Bay rather than by messenger across wild country.
A Startling Discovery
Questions Ayrton's plans and notes the suspicious coincidence regarding the surviving horse.
The Plot Unveiled
Proposes to ride to Melbourne for help; insists Glenarvan should not go.
Four Days of Anguish
Volunteers to reconnoiter the bridge with Paganel; reports the bridge is destroyed.
Helpless and Hopeless
Captain Mangles attempts to cross the flooded river with a bark canoe but fails, and later helps construct a raft.
A Rough Captain
Vows to continue searching for Captain Grant alone if needed; arranges passage on the Macquarie and negotiates with Captain Halley.
The Wreck of the Macquarie
Remains vigilant and composed, advising Glenarvan against the danger of meeting the Duncan; he takes decisive action when the Macquarie nears the reefs, overriding the drunken captain.
Vain Efforts
Assumes command after the crew's desertion, directs efforts to refloat the Macquarie, and later proposes building a raft.
XLVII: A Dreaded Country
Captain of the raft, skillfully navigates and makes critical decisions during the voyage.
XLVIII: Introduction to the Cannibals
Estimates the canoe's speed and discusses escape plans with Glenarvan.
A Momentous Interview
Supports Mary Grant and is ready to defend her amid the threats from the Maori crowd.
The Chief's Funeral
Terrified by Mary's request, he struggles with the prospect of her death.
Strangely Liberated
Vows to fulfill a promise to Mary Grant; tests the rope and coordinates the escape.
The Sacred Mountain
Accompanies Glenarvan on the nighttime reconnaissance and comments on the mountain's stability.
A Bold Stratagem
Leads the advance during the escape and helps navigate the terrain.
From Peril to Safety
Leads the escape, shows courage and resourcefulness, and comforts Mary Grant with hope for her father.
Why the Duncan Went to New Zealand
Present during the reunion and the questioning of Tom Austin, shares in the joy and astonishment at the turn of events.
Ayrton's Obstinacy
Consulted about the return voyage and proposes refueling at Talcahuana.
A Cry in the Night
Observes the children's distress and later consults maps with Paganel regarding Maria Theresa Island.
Captain Grant's Story
Blushes when introduced to Captain Grant; his love for Mary is revealed; commands the boat landing Ayrton.
LXI: The End
Marries Mary Grant and commands the Duncan.
