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TREASURE ISLANDAt the second trial, the aim was better, and the ball descendedinside the stockade, scattering a cloud of sand, butdoing no further damage."Captain," said the squire, "the house is quite invisiblefrom the ship.It must be the flag they are aimingat. Wouldit not be wiser to take it in ?"" Strike my colours!" cried the captain. "No, sir, not I";and, as soon as he had said the words, I think we all agreedwith him. For it was not only a piece of stout, seamanlygood feeling; it was good policy besides, and showed ourenemies that we despised their cannonade.All through the evening they kept thundering away.after ball flew over or fell short, or kicked upBallthe sand inthe enclosure; but they had to fire so high that the shot felldead and buried itself in the soft sand. We had no ricochetto fear; and though one popped in through the roof of thelog-house and out again through the floor, we soon got usedto that sort of horse-play, and minded it no more than cricket.'There is one thing good about all this," observed thecaptain; the wood in front of us is likelyclear. The ebb:
END OF THE FIRST DAY'S FIGHTINGin the stern-sheets in command; and every man of themwas now provided with a musket from some secret magazineof their own.The captain sat down to his log,and here is the beginningof the entry:Alexander Smollett, master; David Livesey, ship's doctor;Abraham Gray, carpenter's mate; John Trelawney, owner;John Hunter and Richard Joyce, owner's servants, landsmen-being all that is left faithful of the ship's company - - withstores for ten days at short rations, came ashore this day,and flew British colours on the log-house in <strong>Treasure</strong> <strong>Island</strong>.Thomas Redruth, owner's servant, landsman, shot by themutineers; James Hawkins, cabin-boy-And at the same time I was wondering over poor JimHawkins's fate.A hail on the land side."Somebody hailing us," said Hunter, who was on guard."Doctor! squire! captain! Hullo, Hunter, is that you?"came the cries.And I ran to the door in time to see Jim Hawkins, safe andsound, come climbing over the stockade.[1411
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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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ifyou like." I 40)TREASURE ISLANDon
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CHAPTER VITHE CAPTAIN'S PAPERShard
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TREASURE ISLAND**And so, Jim/' said
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TREASURE ISLANDsame as the tattoo m
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TREASURE ISLAND"Tall tree, Spy-glas
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PART IITHE SEA COOK
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TREASURE ISLANDHawkins." Obeying th
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TREASURE ISLANDI have a boat-very c
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Thither we had now towalk, and our
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CHAPTER VIIIAT THE SIGN OF THE -SPY
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AT THE SIGN OF THE "SPY-GLASS'the t
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AT THE SIGN OF THE "SPY-GLASS"table
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AT THE SIGN OF THE "SPY-GLASS"it we
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POWDER AND ARMSI don't like the men
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POWDER AND ARMSarms in the fore hol
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POWDER AND ARMS"Trelawney," said th
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CHAPTER XTHE VOYAGEthatALnight we w
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THE VOYAGEHe was not only useless a
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To me he was unweariedly kind; and
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TREASURE ISLANDThe squire, at this,
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WHAT ICHAPTER XIHEARD IN THE APPLE
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TREASURE ISLANDonce back from this
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TREASURE ISLANDberth forward, and y
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TREASURE ISLANDmark you here : I 'm
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THERECHAPTER XIICOUNCIL OF WARwas a
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TREASURE ISLANDenter and careen, an
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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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