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TREASURE ISLANDmark you here : I 'm an easy man I'm quite the gentleman,says you;but this time it 's serious. Dooty is dooty,mates. I give my vote death. When I 'm in Parlyment,and riding in my coach, I don't want none of these sea-lawyersin the cabin a-coming home, unlooked for, like the devil atprayers. Wait is what I say; but w^hen the time comes, whylet her rip!""John," cries the coxswain, "you're a man!""You '11say so, Israel, when you see," said Silver. "Onlyone thing I claim I claim Trelawney. I '11wringhis calf'shead off his body with these hands. Dick!" he added :breaking off, "you just jump up like a sweet lad, and get mean apple, to wet my pipe like."You may fancy the terror I was in!I should have leapedout and run for it, if I had found the strength; but my limbsand heart alike misgave me. I heard Dick begin to rise, andthen some one seemingly stopped him, and the voice of Handsexclaimed :"Oh, stow that! Don't you get sucking of that bilge,John. Let 's have a go of the rum.""Dick," said Silver, "I trust you. I 've a gauge on thekeg, mind. There's the key; you fill a pannikin and bringitup."Terrified as I was, I could not help thinking to myselfthat this must have been how Mr. Arrow got the strongwaters that destroyed him.Dick was gone but a littleIsrael spoke straight on in the cook's ear.while, and during his absenceIt was but a wordor two that I could catch, and yet I gathered son e important[861
WHAT IHEARD IN THE APPLE BARRELnews; for, besides other scraps that tended to the same purpose,this whole clause was audible: 'Not another man ofthem '11jine." Hence there were still faithful men on board.When Dick returned, one after another of the trio tookthe pannikin and drank- -one 'To luck"; another with a"Here's to old Flint"; and Silver himself saying, in a kindof song, "Here 's to ourselves, and hold your luff, plenty ofprizes and plentyof duff."Just then a sort of brightnessfellupon me in the barrel,and, looking up, I found the moon had risen, and was silveringthe mizzen-top and shiningwhite on the luff of the foresail;and almost at the same time the voice of the look-outshouted, "Land ho!"
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TREASURE ISLANDBYROBERT LOUIS STEVE
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E 183879
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TREASURE ISLANDBYROBERT LOUIS STEVE
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, , -.TOLLOYD OSBOURNE,AN AMERICAN
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TO THE HESITATING PURCHASERIF sailo
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CONTENTSPART IIIMY SHORE ADVENTUREC
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ILLUSTRATIONSFACING PAGECAPTAIN BON
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SQUIRECHAPTER ITHE OLD SEA DOG AT T
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THE OTJJ SEA DOG AT THE "ADMIRAL BE
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THE OLD SEA DOG AT THE "ADMIRAL BEN
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THE OLD SEA DOG AT THE "ADMIRAL BEN
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ITCHAPTER IIBLACK DOG APPEARS AND D
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BLACK DOG APPEARS AND DISAPPEARSThe
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BLACK DOG APPEARS AND DISAPPEARSWhe
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One last tremendous cut which would
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TREASURE ISLAND"That 's not my name
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TREASURE ISLANDI. I have n't had a
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TREASURE ISLAND"That 's a summons,
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TREASURE ISLANDhis native country,
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TREASURE ISLANDstood swaying for a
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TREASURE ISLANDsaid than done.Bareh
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TREASURE ISLANDmoment in the dark,
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TREASURE ISLAND"I '11 show these ro
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TREASURE ISLANDwas, to the edge of
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TREASURE ISLAND"Bill 'sdead."But th
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TREASURE ISLANDwasn't one of you da
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Page 64 and 65: CHAPTER VITHE CAPTAIN'S PAPERShard
Page 66 and 67: TREASURE ISLAND**And so, Jim/' said
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Page 70 and 71: TREASURE ISLAND"Tall tree, Spy-glas
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Page 80 and 81: Thither we had now towalk, and our
Page 83 and 84: CHAPTER VIIIAT THE SIGN OF THE -SPY
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Page 91 and 92: POWDER AND ARMSI don't like the men
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Page 95 and 96: POWDER AND ARMS"Trelawney," said th
Page 97 and 98: CHAPTER XTHE VOYAGEthatALnight we w
Page 99 and 100: THE VOYAGEHe was not only useless a
Page 101: To me he was unweariedly kind; and
Page 104 and 105: TREASURE ISLANDThe squire, at this,
Page 106 and 107: WHAT ICHAPTER XIHEARD IN THE APPLE
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Page 114 and 115: THERECHAPTER XIICOUNCIL OF WARwas a
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Page 118 and 119: TREASURE ISLAND"One more cheer for
Page 120 and 121: TREASURE ISLAND"Well, gentlemen," s
Page 123 and 124: THECHAPTER XIIIHOW MY SHORE ADVENTU
Page 125 and 126: HOW MY SHORE ADVENTURE BEGANhis han
Page 127 and 128: HOW MY SHORE ADVENTURE BEGAN"Silver
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Page 131 and 132: THE FIRST BLOWcalled which grew low
Page 133 and 134: THE FIRST BLOWhis voice shook, too,
Page 135 and 136: THE FIRST BLOWthe tall Spy-glass hi
Page 137 and 138: FROMCHAPTER XTTHE MAN OF THE ISLAND
Page 139 and 140: THE MAN OF THE ISLANDvarious and in
Page 141 and 142: asked.THE MAN OF THE ISLAND"Now, Ji
Page 143 and 144: !THE MAN OF THE ISLAND"Well, I was
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Page 149 and 150: CHAPTER XVINARRATIVE CONTINUED BY T
Page 151 and 152: HOW THE SHIP WAS ABANDONEDcomplete
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Page 155 and 156: HOW THE SHIP WAS ABANDONED"I 'm wit
Page 157 and 158: THE JOLLY-BOAT'S LAST TRIP"I cannot
Page 159 and 160: THE JOLLY-BOAT'S LAST TRIPThe squir
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END OF THE FIRST DAY'S FIGHTINGat t
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Then, climbing on the roof, he had
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TREASURE ISLANDAt the second trial,
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CHAPTER XIXNARRATIVE RESUMED BY JIM
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TREASURE ISLANDFor a good hour to c
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TREASURE ISLANDin drift after the r
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TREASURE ISLANDus we "must get back
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SUREplacidly by.CHAPTER XXSILVER'S
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laughed at him aloud,TREASURE ISLAN
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fire,TREASURE ISLANDand I reckoned
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TREASURE ISLANDcan't find the treas
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TREASURE ISLANDThen he went the rou
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TREASURE ISLANDside of the enclosur
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TREASURE ISLANDOur positionwas utte
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THE ATTACKhis mouth, had even got u
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PART VMY SEA ADVENTURE
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TREASURE ISLANDshoulder-blade and t
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TREASURE ISLANDshould not be allowe
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TREASURE ISLANDSoon after the jolly
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TREASURE ISLANDcabin; and what I sa
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TREASURE ISLANDin the blackness, th
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TREASURE ISLANDAt the same time the
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THE EBB-TIDE RUNSI dropped upon the
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ITCHAPTER, XXI\THE CRUISE OF THE CO
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THE CRUISE OF THE CORACLEposition o
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THE CRUISE OF THE CORACLEsumed the
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THE CRUISE OF THE CORACLEday. The m
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ISTRIKE THE JOLLY ROGERthose of a c
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ISTRIKE THE JOLLY ROGERpickled frui
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ISTRIKE THE JOLLY ROGERWell, as it
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CHAPTER XXVIISRAEL HANDSTHE wind, s
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ISRAEL HANDSmate," he replied; "so
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"Why?" I cried.ISRAEL HANDS"You wer
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uponthe coxswain. EvenISRAEL HANDSt
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ISRAEL HANDSWe were both of us caps
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"One more step, Mr. Hands," said I,
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TREASURE ISLANDI clung with both ha
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TREASURE ISLANDBy this time the who
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TREASURE ISLANDthoughtless that I s
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TREASURE ISLANDbetter watch than an
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the sharp briers of the wood. [215]
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IN THE ENEMY'S CAMPthey won't have
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IN THE ENEMY'S CAMPworst, it 's lit
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IN THE ENEMY'S CAMPname on what you
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IN THE ENEMY'S CAMPsort. I says to
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CHAPTER XXIXTHE BLACK SPOT AGAINTHE
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A lout half way flown the slope to
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TREASURE ISLANDplay booty, that 's
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TREASURE ISLANDon your knees to me
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TREASURE ISLANDmaterial the one wor
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TREASURE ISLANDSo nO pattered on, s
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"Well," he added, afterTREASURE ISL
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TREASURE ISLANDthink it too much, m
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TREASURE ISLANDdo you suppose by an
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CHAPTER XXXITHE TREASURE HUNTFLINT'
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foot in either camp,TREASURE ISLAND
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FLINT'S POINTERThe other men were v
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FLINT'S POINTERhere and there with
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his'n lying round ?FLINT'S POINTERF
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CHAPTER XXXFTHE TREASURE HUNT THE V
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THE VOICE AMONG THE TREES"Come," sa
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THE VOICE AMONG THE TREESso clear-a
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THE VOICE AMONG THE TREESturned his
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THEREstruck. But with Silver the bl
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THE FALL OF A CHIEFTAINHe was raisi
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THE FALL OF ACHIEFTAINhim the chart
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THE FALL OF A CHIEFTAINto prosecute
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CHAPTER XXXIVAND LASTTHE next morni
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AND LASTunless it was Ben Gunn, who
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AND LASTnot which it was leapt to h
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AND LASTowner of a fine full-rigged
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