Published in 1851, Moby Dick was based in part on author Herman Melville’s own experiences on a whaleship. The novel tells the story of Ahab, the captain of a whaling vessel called The Peequod, who has a three-year mission to collect and sell the valuable oil of whales at the behest of the ship’s owners.
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Part I, Chapters 1 to 3:
Part II, Chapters 4 to 9:
Part III, Chapters 10 to 16:
Part IV, Chapters 17 to 22:
Part V, Chapters 23 to 31:
Part VI, Chapters 32 to 36:
Part VII, Chapters 37 to 42
Part VIII, Chapters 43 to 47
Part IX, Chapters 48 to 49
Part X, Chapters 50 to 53
Part XI, Chapter 54
Part XII, Chapters 55 to 59
Part XIII Chapters 60 to 63 Next
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Part I, Chapters 1 to 3:
Part II, Chapters 4 to 9:
Part III, Chapters 10 to 16:
Part IV, Chapters 17 to 22:
Part V, Chapters 23 to 31:
Part VI, Chapters 32 to 36:
Part VII, Chapters 37 to 42
Part VIII, Chapters 43 to 47
Part IX, Chapters 48 to 49
Part X, Chapters 50 to 53
Part XI, Chapter 54
Part XII, Chapters 55 to 59
Part XIII Chapters 60 to 63 Next