title: Cycles In The Heat: Volunteer Tales of the Islands (Volume 2)
author:  M. N. Muench 
description: M.N. Muench served more than three years as a Peace Corps volunteer in the Pacific. He remained in country as an expatriate government employee for an additional three years. Upon completing his assignments, he returned to Hawaii, where he obtained a Ph.D. in Agricultural and Resource Economics. He later founded and managed a successful software development firm. He resides in Hawaii. W.N. Witzell served four years as a Peace Corps volunteer in various countries in the Pacific. He returned home and took a position with the National Marine Fisheries Service. Much of his work and many of his publications, were concerned with the conservation and study of sea turtle populations. He now resides far from the oceans in southern New Mexico.
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  # The White Squall
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ### John Conroy Hutcheson
  
  
  This page formatted 2005 Munsey's.
  
  
  http://www.munseys.com
  
  Chapter I. Mount Pleasant.
  
  
  Chapter II. “More Haste, Worse Speed.”
  
  
  Chapter III. Convalescent.
  
  
  Chapter IV. The “Josephine.”
  
  
  Chapter V. Good-bye to Grenada!
  
  
  Chapter VI. The Captain's Cow.
  
  
  Chapter VII. Amongst the Islands.
  
  
  Chapter VIII. Poor Jackson.
  
  
  Chapter IX. A Water-Spout.
  
  
  Chapter X. Disrated.
  
  
  Chapter XI. Bad Weather.
  
  
  Chapter XII. The Tail-End of a Hurricane.
  
  
  Chapter XIII. On our Beam-Ends.
  
  
  Chapter XIV. In Dire Peril.
  
  
  Chapter XV. A Gleam of Hope.
  
  
  Chapter XVI. Righting the Ship.
  
  
  Chapter XVII. “A Baker's Dozen.”
  
  
  Chapter XVIII. We beat up for the Azores.
  
  
  Chapter XIX. Dad.
  
  
  
  
  
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  ### Chapter I. Mount Pleasant.
  
  
  
  
  
    
  “Jake!”
  
  
    
  “Dat me, Mass' Tom.”
  
  
    
  “Have you heard the gun fire yet?”
  
  