Edward E. Smith, Ph. D.
Reading edition
Sequel to "The Skylark of Space"
The Tale of the Galactic Cruise Which Ushered in Universal Civilization
Transcriber's Note
This etext was produced from Amazing Stories August, September and October 1930. Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that the U.S. copyright on this publication was renewed.
Other Transcriber Notes and Errata are given at the end of the text.
Table of Contents
Author's Note389
CHAPTER I389
CHAPTER II390
CHAPTER III397
CHAPTER IV399
CHAPTER V404
CHAPTER VI410
CHAPTER VII541
CHAPTER VIII548
CHAPTER IX553
CHAPTER X561
CHAPTER XI609
CHAPTER XII612
CHAPTER XIII618
CHAPTER XIV622
CHAPTER XV630
Epilogue658
SOME REMARKS ON THE "SKYLARK
For two years readers of Amazing Stories have literally clamored for a sequel to the famous story, "The Skylark of Space," which appeared exactly two years ago. Except that "Skylark Three" is more thrilling, more exciting and even more chockful of science than the other. Dr. Smith tells about the story in his author's note far better than we can do.
Illustrated by WESSO
