6Chapter III. Of Captain Teach, alias Black-beard
580Chapter Seven. Historical but Not Heavy
7Chapter IV. Of Major Stede Bonnet, And his Crew
581Chapter Eight. The Grinding of the Screw
8Chapter V. Of Capt. Edward England, And his Crew
582Chapter Nine. Treats of a Leak and Consequent Difficulties
9Chapter VI. Of Captain Charles Vane, And his Crew
583Chapter Ten. Anxieties; Disasters; Hopes
10Chapter VII. Of Captain John Rackam, And his Crew
584Chapter Eleven. Tells of Bold Plans, Followed by Bolder Deeds
11Chapter VIII. The Life of Mary Read, And Anne Bonny
585Chapter Twelve. Diving Practice Extraordinary in the East
12Chapter IX. Of Captain Howel Davis, And his Crew
586Chapter Thirteen. Treasure Recovered—Accidents Encountered—An Unexpected Discovery—Enemies Met and Circumvented
13Chapter X. Of Captain Bartho. Roberts, And his Crew (pt. 1)
587Chapter Fourteen. Miss Pritty’s “Worst Fears” Are More Than Realised
14Chapter X. Of Captain Bartho. Roberts, And his Crew (pt. 2)
588Chapter Fifteen. Sudden and Bad News Induces Sudden and Good Action
15Chapter XI. Of Captain Anstis, And his Crew
589Chapter Sixteen. Bearding the Lion in His Den
16Chapter XII. Of Captain Worley, And his Crew
590Chapter Seventeen. Recounts the Wild, Fierce, and in Some Respects Peculiar Incidents of a Bush Fight
17Chapter XIII. Of Capt. George Lowther, And his Crew
591Chapter Eighteen. Lifts the Curtain Slightly as to Piratical Doings in the Nineteenth Century
18Chapter XIV. Of Captain Edward Low, And his Crew
592Chapter Nineteen. A Fight With Malay Pirates
19Chapter XV. Of Capt. John Evans, And his Crew
593Chapter Twenty. The Fight Concluded
20Chapter XVI. Of Captain John Phillips, And his Crew
594Chapter Twenty One. Difficulties of Various Kinds, Also Troubles, and a Discovery
21Chapter XVII. Of Captain Spriggs, And his Crew
595Chapter Twenty Two. Miscellaneous Matters, Ending With a “Scrimmage” Under Water
22Chapter XVIII. An Account of the Pyracies and Murders committed by Philip Roche, &c.
596Chapter Twenty Three. More About the Sea
23Chapter XIX. An Abstract of the Civil Law and Statute Law now in Force, in Relation to Pyracy
597Chapter Twenty Four. Taking the Tide at the Ebb
24Chapter XX. Of Captain Misson
598Chapter Twenty Five. Shows How Our Hero Formed Plans, How Miss Pritty Formed Plots, and How the Small Domestic Amused Herself
25Chapter XXI. Of Capt. JOHN Bowen
599Chapter Twenty Six. A Climax Is Reached
26Chapter XXII. Of Capt. WILLIAM KID
600Chapter Twenty Seven. The Last
27Chapter XXIII. Of Captain Tew, And his Crew
601Chapter One. Opens the Tale
28Chapter XXIV. Of Capt. Halsey, And his Crew
602Chapter Two. Unfolds a Little of the Tale
29Chapter XXV. Of Captain Thomas White, And his Crew
603Chapter Three. Reveals Something Surprising in Regard to European Forbearance and Piratic Impudence
30Chapter XXVI. Of Captain Condent, And his Crew
604Chapter Four. Introduces the Reader to the Pirate City, and to a Few of Its Peculiarities and Practices
31Chapter XXVII. A Description of Magadoxa
605Chapter Five. Shows the Light in Which Consuls Were Regarded by Pirates, and Tells of a Cruel Separation and a Stunning Blow
32Chapter XXVIII. Of Capt. Bellamy
606Chapter Six. Sends a Gleam of Hope Into a Gloomy Region
33Chapter XXIX. Of Captain William Fly, And his Crew
607Chapter Seven. Some New Characters Walk, Glide, and Furiously Gallop Into the Tale, and Otherwise Introduce Themselves to Notice
34Chapter XXX. Of Capt. Thomas Howard, And his Crew
608Chapter Eight. Ted Flaggan and Rais Ali Proceed on a Mission, and See Impressive Sights
35Chapter XXXI. Of Captain Lewis. And his Crew
609Chapter Nine. Describes a Moorish Bride, a Wedding, and a Metamorphosis, Besides Indicating a Plot
36Chapter XXXII. Of Captain Cornelius, And his Crew
610Chapter Ten. Shows What Lessons Were Taught in the Bagnio, and Describes a Brave Dash for Freedom
37Chapter XXXIII. Of Capt. David Williams, And his Crew
611Chapter Eleven. Is Diplomatic and Otherwise
38Chapter XXXIV. Of Capt. Samuel Burgess, And his Crew
612Chapter Twelve. Mrs Langley and Agnes Go Out to Dinner
39I. Of Capt. Nathaniel North, And his Crew
613Chapter Thirteen. Relates Something About Improvements, Surprises, and Changes in the State of Affairs
40II. Of Captain Teach
614Chapter Fourteen. The Plot Thickens, and Mariano’s Forbearance and Courage Are Tested
41III. Of Major Bonnet
615Chapter Fifteen. In Which Ted Flaggan and His Friend Rais Ali Act a Conscious Part, and a Political Storm Begins to Break
42IV. Of Captain Worley
616Chapter Sixteen. Tells of Riot and Revolution in the Pirate City
43V. Of Captain Martel
617Chapter Seventeen. Francisco and His Son in Danger
44VI. The Trial of the Pyrates at Providence
618Chapter Eighteen. In Which Soles Are Beaten and Men Are Sold—With Plots and Counterplots
45VII. Of Captain Vane
619Chapter Nineteen. Describes an Important Event in the Pirate City
46VIII. Of Captain Bowen
620Chapter Twenty. Describes a Retreat Among the Hills
47Foreword
621Chapter Twenty One. Social Intercourse in the Cavern
48Preface
622Chapter Twenty Two. Shows How the Pirates Were Wont to Treat Men of Note
49Chapter I. Buccaneers and Marooners of the Spanish Main
623Chapter Twenty Three. In Which Danger Looms Very Dark in and Around the Pirate City
50Chapter II. The Ghost of Captain Brand
624Chapter Twenty Four. The Dark Clouds Begin to Thicken—A Rescue Attempted—Master Jim Plays a Conspicuous Part
51I
625Chapter Twenty Five. The Coming Struggle Looms on the Horizon
52II
626Chapter Twenty Six. In Which Rais Ali and Ted Flaggan Play a Vigorous Part
53III
627Chapter Twenty Seven. Describes the Bombardment of Algiers
54IV
628Chapter Twenty Eight. The Last
55V
629Chapter I. The Schooner
56I
630Chapter II. Bumpus Is Fiery and Philosophical—Murderous Designs Frustrated
57II
631Chapter III. A Bough Walk Enlivened by Rambling Talk—Bumpus Is "Agreeable."
58III
632Chapter IV. The Missionary—Suspicions, Surprises, and Surmises
59IV
633Chapter V. The Pastor's Household—Preparations for War
60V
634Chapter VI. Suspicions Allayed and Reawakened
61VI
635Chapter VII. Master Corrie Caught Napping—Snakes in the Grass
62VII
636Chapter VIII. A Surprise—A Battle and a Fire
63I
637Chapter IX. Baffled and Perplexed—Plans for a Rescue
64II
638Chapter X. The Pursuit—Poopy, Led on by Love and Hate, Rushes to the Rescue
65I
639Chapter XI. A Ghost—A Terrible Combat Ending in a Dreadful Plunge
66II
640Chapter XII. Dangerous Navigation and Doubtful Pilotage—Montague Is Hot, Gascoyne Sarcastic
67III
641Chapter XIII. Doings on Board the "Foam."
68IV
642Chapter XIV. Greater Mysteries Than Ever—A Bold Move and a Narrow Escape
69V
643Chapter XV. Remarkable Doings of Poopy—Extraordinary Case of Resuscitation
70VI
644Chapter XVI. A Wild Chase—Hope, Disappointment, and Despair—The Sandal-Wood Trader Outwits the Man-Of-War
71VII
645Chapter XVII. The Escape
72VIII
646Chapter XVIII. The Goat's Pass—An Attack, a Bloodless Victory, and a Sermon
73IX
647Chapter XIX. Sorrow and Sympathy—The Widow Becomes a Pleader and Her Son Engages in a Single Combat
74X
648Chapter XX. Mysterious Consultations and Plans—Gascoyne Astonishes His Friends, and Makes an Unexpected Confession
75XI
649Chapter XXI. A Terrible Doom for an Innocent Man
76XII
650Chapter XXII. The Rendezvous—An Episode—Peculiar Circumstances—Other Matters
77XIII
651Chapter XXIII. Plans Partially Carried Out—The Cutter's Fate—And a Serious Misfortune
78XIV
652Chapter XXIV. An Unexpected Meeting—Doings on the Isle of Palms—Gascoyne's Despair
79Preface
653Chapter XXV. Surly Dick the Rescue
80I
654Chapter XXVI. The Capture and the Fire
81II
655Chapter XXVII. Pleading for Life
82III
656Chapter XXVIII. A Peculiar Confidant—More Difficulties, and Various Plans to Overcome Them
83IV
657Chapter XXIX. Bumpus Is Perplexed—Mysterious Communings, and a Curious Leave-Taking
84Prologue
658Chapter XXX. More Leaving—Deep Designs—Bumpus in a New Capacity
85I. Jonathan Rugg
659Chapter XXXI. The Ambush—The Escape—Retributive Justice—And Conclusion
86II. The Mysterious Lady With the Silver Veil
660Chapter I. Healthful House
87III. The Terrific Encounter With the One-Eyed Little Gentleman in Black
661Chapter II. Count d’Artigas
88IV. The Momentous Adventure With the Stranger With the Silver Earrings
662Chapter III. Kidnapped
89V. The Unexpected Encounter With the Sea Captain With the Broken Nose
663Chapter IV. The Schooner Ebba
90VI. The Conclusion of the Adventure With the Lady With the Silver Veil
664Chapter V. Where Am I?
91Epilogue
665Chapter VI. On Deck
92Chapter I. The World-Wide Hunt for Vanished Riches
666Chapter VII. Two Days At Sea
93Chapter II. Captain Kidd in Fact and Fiction
667Chapter VIII. Back Cup
94Chapter III. Captain Kidd, His Treasure
668Chapter IX. Inside Back Cup
95Chapter IV. Captain Kidd, His Trial, and Death
669Chapter X. Ker Karraje
96Chapter V. The Wondrous Fortune of William Phips
670Chapter XI. Five Weeks in Back Cup
97Chapter VI. The Bold Sea Rogue, John Quelch
671Chapter XII. Engineer Serko’s Advice
98Chapter VII. The Armada Galleon of Tobermory Bay
672Chapter XIII. God Be With It
99Chapter VIII. The Lost Plate Fleet of Vigo
673Chapter XIV. Battle Between the “Sword” and the Tug
100Chapter IX. The Pirates' Hoard of Trinidad
674Chapter XV. Expectation
101Chapter X. The Lure of Cocos Island
675Chapter XVI. Only a Few More Hours
102Chapter XI. The Mystery of the Lutine Frigate
676Chapter XVII. One Against Five
103Chapter XII. The Toilers of the Thetis
677Chapter XVIII. On Board the “Tonnant”
104Chapter XIII. The Quest of El Dorado
678Captain Boldheart & the Latin-Grammar Master (Charles Dickens)
105Chapter XIV. The Wizardry of the Divining Rod
679—Who Knows?—
106Chapter XV. Sundry Pirates and Their Booty
6801. Rob's Workshop
107Chapter XVI. Practical Hints for Treasure Seekers
6812. The Demon of Electricity
108Preface
6823. The Three Gifts
109Introduction
6834. Testing the Instruments
110The Danish and Norman Pirates
6845. The Cannibal Island
111Adventures and Exploits of Captain Avery
6856. The Buccaneers
112The Remarkable History of the Joassamee Pirates of the Persian Gulf
6867. The Demon Becomes Angry
113The Barbarous Conduct and Romantic Death of the Joassamee Chief, Rahmah-Ben-Jabir
6878. Rob Acquires New Powers
114The Life of Lafitte, the Famous Pirate of the Gulf of Mexico
6889. The Second Journey
115The Life of Captain Roberts
68910. How Rob Served a Mighty King
116The Life of Charles Gibbs
69011. The Man of Science
117History of the Adventures, Capture and Execution of the Spanish Pirates
69112. How Rob Saved A Republic
118The Life of Benito De Soto the Pirate of the Morning Star
69213. Rob Loses His Treasures
119The Adventures of Captain Robert Kidd
69314. Turk and Tatar
120The Bloody Career and Execution of Vincent Benavides a Pirate on the West Coast of South America
69415. A Battle with Monsters
121The Life of Captain Davis
69516. Shipwrecked Mariners
122Authentic History of the Malay Pirates of the Indian Ocean
69617. The Coast of Oregon
123The Adventures of Captain Condent
69718. A Narrow Escape
124The Life of Captain Edward Low
69819. Rob Makes a Resolution
125Life and Adventures of Captain Edward England
69920. The Unhappy Fate of the Demon
126Account of the Lynn Pirates
700Chapter I. Blind Samson
127History of the Ladrone Pirates
701Chapter II. A Divided Company
128The Life of Captain Lewis
702Chapter III. Target Practise
129The Life, Career and Death of Captain Thomas White
703Chapter IV. The Bowhead
130The Life, Atrocities, and Bloody Death of Black Beard
704Chapter V. Rainey Scores
131The Exploits, Arrest, and Execution of Captain Charles Vane
705Chapter VI. Sandy Speaks
132The West India Pirates
706Chapter VII. Rainey Makes Decision
133The Adventures and Execution of Captain John Rackam
707Chapter VIII. Tamada Talks
134The Life and Exploits of Anne Bonney
708Chapter IX. The Pot Simmers
135The Adventures and Heroism of Mary Read
709Chapter X. The Show-Down
136The Algerine Pirates
710Chapter XI. Honest Simms
137The Adventures, Trial and Execution of Captain Gow
711Chapter XII. Deming Breaks an Arm
138Preface
712Chapter XIII. The Rifle Cartridges
139Introductory
713Chapter XIV. Peggy Simms
140Chapter I. The Crescent and the Cross
714Chapter XV. Smoke
141Chapter II. The Coming of the Corsairs
715Chapter XVI. The Might of Nippon
142Chapter III. Uruj Barbarossa
716Chapter XVII. My Mate
143Chapter IV. The Death of Uruj Barbarossa
717Chapter XVIII. Lund's Luck
144Chapter V. Kheyr-Ed-Din Barbarossa
718The First Day
145Chapter VI. The Taking of the Peñon D’alger; Andrea Doria
719The Second Day
146Chapter VII. The Apotheosis of the Corsair King
720And Last
147Chapter VIII. The Raid on the Coast of Italy; Julia Gonzaga
721Chapter 1
148Chapter IX. Barcelona, May 1535; The Gathering of the Christian Hosts
722Chapter 2
149Chapter X. The Fall of Tunis and the Flight of Barbarossa
723Chapter 3
150Chapter XI. Roxalana and the Murder of Ibrahim
724Chapter 4
151Chapter XII. The Prevesa Campaign; The Gathering of the Fleets
725I. The Painted Men
152Chapter XIII. The Battle of Prevesa
726II. Men From the Sea
153Chapter XIV. The Navy of Oars. The Galley, the Galeasse, and the Nef
727III. The Coming of the Black Man
154Chapter XV. Dragut-Reis
728IV. A Black Drum Droning
155Chapter XVI. Dragut-Reis
729V. A Man From the Wilderness
156Chapter XVII. Dragut-Reis
730VI. The Plunder of the Dead
157Chapter XVIII. The Knights of St. John
731VII. Men of the Woods
158Chapter XIX. Dragut-Reis
732I. Conan Joins the Pirates
159Chapter XX. The Siege of Malta
733II. The Black Lotus
160Chapter XXI. Ali Basha
734III. The Horror in the Jungle
161Chapter XXII. Lepanto
735IV. The Attack From the Air
162Introduction
736Preface
163The Translator
737Chapter I
164The Pirates of Panama
738Chapter II
165The Buccaneers of America
739Chapter III
166Chapter I
740Chapter IV
167Chapter II
741Chapter V
168Chapter III
742Chapter VI
169Chapter IV
743Chapter VII
170Chapter V
744Chapter VIII
171Chapter VI
745Chapter IX
172Chapter VII
746Chapter X
173Chapter VIII
747Chapter XI
174Chapter IX
748Chapter XII
175Chapter X
749Chapter XIII
176Chapter XI
750Chapter XIV
177Chapter XII
751Chapter XV
178Chapter XIII
752Chapter XVI
179Chapter XIV
753Chapter XVII
180Chapter XV
754Chapter XVIII
181Chapter XVI
755Chapter XIX
182Chapter XVII
756Chapter XX
183Chapter XVIII
757Chapter XXI
184I. The Revenge of the Moors
758Chapter XXII
185II. The Land of the Corsairs
759Chapter XXIII
186III. Urūj Barbarossa
760Chapter XXIV
187IV. The Taking of Algiers
761Chapter XXV
188V. Kheyr-Ed-Dīn Barbarossa
762Chapter XXVI
189VI. The Ottoman Navy
763Chapter XXVII
190VII. Doria and Barbarossa
764Chapter XXVIII
191VIII. Tunis Taken and Lost
765Chapter XXIX
192IX. The Sea-Fight Off Prevesa
766Chapter XXX
193X. Barbarossa in France
767Preface
194XI. Charles at Algiers
768Chapter I
195XII. Dragut Reïs
769Chapter II
196XIII. The Knights of Malta
770Chapter III
197XIV. Lepanto
771Chapter IV
198XV. The General of the Galleys
772Chapter V
199XVI. Galleys and Galley Slaves
773Chapter VI
200XVII. The Triumph of Sails
774Chapter VII
201XVIII. The Redemption of Captives
775Chapter VIII
202XIX. The Abasement of Europe
776Chapter IX
203XX. The United States and Tripoli
777Chapter X
204XXI. The Battle of Algiers
778Chapter XI
205XXII. The French in Africa
779Chapter XII
206The Pirate Gow (Daniel Defoe)
780Chapter XIII
207The Preface
781Chapter XIV
208A First Letter
782Chapter XV
209A Second Letter
783Chapter XVI
210Chapter I. The Old Sea-dog at the 'Admiral Benbow'
784Chapter XVII
211Chapter II. Black Dog Appears and Disappears
785Chapter XVIII
212Chapter III. The Black Spot
786Chapter XIX
213Chapter IV. The Sea Chest
787Chapter XX
214Chapter V. The Last of the Blind Man
788Chapter XXI
215Chapter VI. The Captain’s Papers
789Chapter XXII
216Chapter VII. I Go to Bristol
790Chapter XXIII
217Chapter VIII. At the Sign of the 'Spy-Glass'
791Chapter XXIV
218Chapter IX. Powder and Arms
792Chapter XXV
219Chapter X. The Voyage
793Chapter XXVI
220Chapter XI. What I Heard in the Apple Barrel
794Chapter XXVII
221Chapter XII. Council of War
795Chapter XXVIII
222Chapter XIII. How My Shore Adventure Began
796Chapter XXIX
223Chapter XIV. The First Blow
797Chapter XXX
224Chapter XV. The Man of the Island
798Chapter XXXI
225Chapter XVI. Narrative Continued by the Doctor: How the Ship was Abandoned
799Chapter XXXII
226Chapter XVII. Narrative Continued by the Doctor: The Jolly-boat’s Last Trip
800Chapter XXXIII
227Chapter XVIII. Narrative Continued by the Doctor: End of the First Day’s Fighting
801Chapter XXXIV
228Chapter XIX. Narrative Resumed by Jim Hawkins: The Garrison in the Stockade
802Preface
229Chapter XX. Silver’s Embassy
803Chapter I
230Chapter XXI. The Attack
804Chapter II
231Chapter XXII. How My Sea Adventure Began
805Chapter III
232Chapter XXIII. The Ebb-tide Runs
806Chapter IV
233Chapter XXIV. The Cruise of the Coracle
807Chapter V
234Chapter XXV. I Strike the Jolly Roger
808Chapter VI
235Chapter XXVI. Israel Hands
809Chapter VII
236Chapter XXVII. 'Pieces of Eight'
810Chapter VIII
237Chapter XXVIII. In the Enemy’s Camp
811Chapter IX
238Chapter XXIX. The Black Spot Again
812Chapter X
239Chapter XXX. On Parole
813Chapter XI
240Chapter XXXI. The Treasure Hunt — Flint’s Pointer
814Chapter XII
241Chapter XXXII. The Treasure Hunt — The Voice Among the Trees
815Chapter XIII
242Chapter XXXIII. The Fall of a Chieftain
816Chapter XIV
243Introduction
817Chapter XV
244Advertisement
818Chapter XVI
245Chapter I
819Chapter XVII
246Chapter II
820Chapter XVIII
247Chapter III
821Chapter XIX
248Chapter IV
822Chapter XX
249Chapter V
823Chapter XXI
250Chapter VI
824Chapter XXII
251Chapter VII
825Chapter XXIII
252Chapter VIII
826Chapter XXIV
253Chapter IX
827Chapter XXV
254Chapter X
828Chapter XXVI
255Chapter XI
829Chapter XXVII
256Chapter XII
830Chapter XXVIII
257Chapter XIII
831Chapter XXIX
258Chapter XIV
832Chapter XXX
259Chapter XV
833Chapter XXXI
260Chapter XVI
834Chapter XXXII
261Chapter XVII
835I
262Chapter XVIII
836II
263Chapter XIX
837III
264Chapter XX
838IV
265Chapter XXI
839V
266Chapter XXII
840VI
267Chapter XXIII
841VII
268Chapter XXIV
842VIII
269Chapter XXV
843IX
270Chapter XXVI
844X
271Chapter XXVII
845XI
272Chapter XXVIII
846XII
273Chapter XXIX
847XIII
274Chapter XXX
848XIV
275Chapter XXXI
849XV
276Chapter XXXII
850XVI
277Chapter XXXIII
851I. White and Yellow
278Chapter XXXIV
852II. The King of the Greeks
279Chapter XXXV
853III. A Raid on the Oyster Pirates
280Chapter XXXVI
854IV. The Siege of the "Lancashire Queen"
281Chapter XXXVII
855V. Charley's Coup
282Chapter XXXVIII
856VI. Demetrios Contos
283Chapter XXXIX
857VII. Yellow Handkerchief
284Chapter XL
858Chapter 1. Start in Life
285Chapter XLI
859Chapter 2. Slavery and Escape
286Chapter XLII
860Chapter 3. Wrecked on a Desert Island
287Chapter I. That Courteous Pirate, Captain Bonnet
861Chapter 4. First Weeks on the Island
288Chapter II. The Merchant Trader, Plymouth Adventure
862Chapter 5. Builds a House — The Journal
289Chapter III. Held as Hostages to Blackbeard
863Chapter 6. Ill and Conscience–Stricken
290Chapter IV. The Captive Seamen in the Forecastle
864Chapter 7. Agricultural Experience
291Chapter V. Releasing a Fearful Weapon
865Chapter 8. Surveys His Position
292Chapter VI. The Voyage of the Little Raft
866Chapter 9. A Boat
293Chapter VII. The Mist of the Cherokee Swamp
867Chapter 10. Tames Goats
294Chapter VIII. The Episode of the Winding Creek
868Chapter 11. Finds Print of Man’s Foot on the Sand
295Chapter IX. Blackbeard's Errand Is Interrupted
869Chapter 12. A Cave Retreat
296Chapter X. The Sea Urchin and the Carpenter's Mate
870Chapter 13. Wreck of a Spanish Ship
297Chapter XI. Jack Journeys Afoot
871Chapter 14. A Dream Realised
298Chapter XII. A Private Account to Settle
872Chapter 15. Friday’s Education
299Chapter XIII. Our Heroes Seek Seclusion
873Chapter 16. Rescue of Prisoners From Cannibals
300Chapter XIV. Blackbeard Appears in Fire and Brimstone
874Chapter 17. Visit of Mutineers
301Chapter XV. Mr. Peter Forbes Mourns His Nephew
875Chapter 18. The Ship Recovered
302Chapter XVI. Ned Rackham's Plans Go Much Amiss
876Chapter 19. Return to England
303Chapter XVII. The Great Fight of Captain Teach
877Chapter 20. Fight Between Friday and a Bear
304Chapter XVIII. The Old Buccaneer Is Loyal
878Chapter 1. Marseilles—The Arrival
305Chapter XIX. The Quest for Pirates' Gold
879Chapter 2. Father and Son
306Prologue
880Chapter 3. The Catalans
307Chapter I
881Chapter 4. Conspiracy
308Chapter II
882Chapter 5. The Marriage-Feast
309Chapter III
883Chapter 6. The Deputy Procureur du Roi
310Chapter IV
884Chapter 7. The Examination
311Chapter V
885Chapter 8. The Chateau D'If
312Chapter VI
886Chapter 9. The Evening of the Betrothal
313Chapter VII
887Chapter 10. The King's Closet at the Tuileries
314Chapter VIII
888Chapter 11. The Corsican Ogre
315Chapter IX
889Chapter 12. Father and Son
316Chapter X
890Chapter 13. The Hundred Days
317Chapter XI
891Chapter 14. The Two Prisoners
318Chapter I
892Chapter 15. Number 34 and Number 27
319Chapter II
893Chapter 16. A Learned Italian
320Chapter III
894Chapter 17. The Abbe's Chamber
321Chapter IV
895Chapter 18. The Treasure
322Chapter V
896Chapter 19. The Third Attack
323Chapter VI
897Chapter 20. The Cemetery of the Chateau D'If
324Chapter VII
898Chapter 21. The Island of Tiboulen
325Chapter VIII
899Chapter 22. The Smugglers
326Chapter I
900Chapter 23. The Island of Monte Cristo
327Chapter II
901Chapter 24. The Secret Cave
328Chapter III
902Chapter 25. The Unknown
329Chapter IV
903Chapter 26. The Pont du Gard Inn
330Chapter V
904Chapter 27. The Story
331Chapter VI
905Chapter 28. The Prison Register
332Chapter VII
906Chapter 29. The House of Morrel & Son
333Chapter VIII
907Chapter 30. The Fifth of September
334Chapter IX
908Chapter 31. Italy: Sinbad the Sailor
335Chapter X
909Chapter 32. The Waking
336Chapter XI
910Chapter 33. Roman Bandits
337Chapter XII
911Chapter 34. The Colosseum
338Chapter XIII
912Chapter 35. La Mazzolata
339Chapter XIV
913Chapter 36. The Carnival at Rome
340Chapter XV
914Chapter 37. The Catacombs of Saint Sebastian
341Chapter XVI
915Chapter 38. The Compact
342Chapter XVII
916Chapter 39. The Guests
343Chapter XVIII
917Chapter 40. The Breakfast
344Postscript
918Chapter 41. The Presentation
345Epilogue by the Editor
919Chapter 42. Monsieur Bertuccio
346The Gold-Bug (Edgar Allan Poe)
920Chapter 43. The House at Auteuil
347Foreword
921Chapter 44. The Vendetta
348Chapter I
922Chapter 45. The Rain of Blood
349Chapter II
923Chapter 46. Unlimited Credit
350Chapter III
924Chapter 47. The Dappled Grays
351Chapter IV
925Chapter 48. Ideology
352Chapter V
926Chapter 49. Haidee
353Chapter VI
927Chapter 50. The Morrel Family
354Chapter VII
928Chapter 51. Pyramus and Thisbe
355Chapter VIII
929Chapter 52. Toxicology
356Chapter IX
930Chapter 53. Robert le Diable
357Chapter X
931Chapter 54. A Flurry in Stocks
358Chapter XI
932Chapter 55. Major Cavalcanti
359Chapter XII
933Chapter 56. Andrea Cavalcanti
360Chapter XIII
934Chapter 57. In the Lucerne Patch
361Chapter XIV
935Chapter 58. M. Noirtier de Villefort
362Chapter XV
936Chapter 59. The Will
363Chapter XVI
937Chapter 60. The Telegraph
364Chapter XVII
938Chapter 61. How a Gardener May Get Rid of the Dormice that Eat His Peaches
365Chapter XVIII
939Chapter 62. Ghosts
366Chapter XIX
940Chapter 63. The Dinner
367Chapter XX
941Chapter 64. The Beggar
368Chapter XXI
942Chapter 65. A Conjugal Scene
369Chapter XXII
943Chapter 66. Matrimonial Projects
370Chapter XXIII
944Chapter 67. At the Office of the King's Attorney
371Chapter XXIV
945Chapter 68. A Summer Ball
372Chapter XXV
946Chapter 69. The Inquiry
373Chapter XXVI
947Chapter 70. The Ball
374Chapter XXVII
948Chapter 71. Bread and Salt
375Chapter XXVIII
949Chapter 72. Madame de Saint-Meran
376Chapter XXIX
950Chapter 73. The Promise
377Captain Singleton (Daniel Defoe) (pt. 1)
951Chapter 74. The Villefort Family Vault
378Captain Singleton (Daniel Defoe) (pt. 2)
952Chapter 75. A Signed Statement
379Captain Singleton (Daniel Defoe) (pt. 3)
953Chapter 76. Progress of Cavalcanti the Younger
380Captain Singleton (Daniel Defoe) (pt. 4)
954Chapter 77. Haidee
381Captain Singleton (Daniel Defoe) (pt. 5)
955Chapter 78. We hear From Yanina
382Chapter 1
956Chapter 79. The Lemonade
383Chapter 2
957Chapter 80. The Accusation
384Chapter 3
958Chapter 81. The Room of the Retired Baker
385Chapter 4
959Chapter 82. The Burglary
386Chapter 5
960Chapter 83. The Hand of God
387Chapter 6
961Chapter 84. Beauchamp
388Chapter 7
962Chapter 85. The Journey
389Chapter 8
963Chapter 86. The Trial
390Chapter 9
964Chapter 87. The Challenge
391Chapter 10
965Chapter 88. The Insult
392Chapter 11
966Chapter 89. A Nocturnal Interview
393Chapter 12
967Chapter 90. The Meeting
394Chapter 13
968Chapter 91. Mother and Son
395Chapter 14
969Chapter 92. The Suicide
396Chapter 15
970Chapter 93. Valentine
397Chapter 16
971Chapter 94. Maximilian's Avowal
398Chapter 17
972Chapter 95. Father and Daughter
399Chapter 18
973Chapter 96. The Contract
400Chapter 19
974Chapter 97. The Departure for Belgium
401Chapter 20
975Chapter 98. The Bell and Bottle Tavern
402Chapter 21
976Chapter 99. The Law
403Chapter 22
977Chapter 100. The Apparition
404Chapter I
978Chapter 101. Locusta
405Chapter II
979Chapter 102. Valentine
406Chapter III
980Chapter 103. Maximilian
407Chapter IV
981Chapter 104. Danglars Signature
408Chapter V
982Chapter 105. The Cemetery of Pere-la-Chaise
409Chapter VI
983Chapter 106. Dividing the Proceeds
410Chapter VII
984Chapter 107. The Lions' Den
411Chapter VIII
985Chapter 108. The Judge
412Chapter IX
986Chapter 109. The Assizes
413Chapter X
987Chapter 110. The Indictment
414Chapter XI
988Chapter 111. Expiation
415Chapter XII
989Chapter 112. The Departure
416Chapter XIII
990Chapter 113. The Past
417Chapter XIV
991Chapter 114. Peppino
418Chapter XV
992Chapter 115. Luigi Vampa's Bill of Fare
419Chapter XVI
993Chapter 116. The Pardon
420Chapter XVII
994Chapter 117. The Fifth of October
421Chapter XVIII
995I. The Figure Out of the Sea
422Chapter XIX
996II. What Tammy the 'Prentice Saw
423Chapter XX
997III. The Man up the Main
424Chapter One
998IV. The Fooling with the Sail
425Chapter Two
999V. The End of Williams
426Chapter Three
1000VI. Another Man to the Wheel
427Chapter Four
1001VII. The Coming of the Mist and That Which It Ushered
428Chapter Five
1002VIII. After the Coming of the Mist
429Chapter Six
1003IX. The Man Who Cried for Help
430Chapter Seven
1004X. Hands That Plucked
431Chapter Eight
1005XI. The Search for Stubbins
432Chapter Nine
1006XII. The Council
433Chapter Ten
1007XIII. The Shadow in the Sea
434Chapter Eleven
1008XIV. The Ghost Ships
435Chapter Twelve
1009XV. The Great Ghost Ship
436Chapter Thirteen
1010XVI. The Ghost Pirates
437Chapter Fourteen
1011Appendix. The Silent Ship
438Chapter Fifteen
1012I
439Chapter Sixteen
1013II
440Chapter Seventeen
1014III
441Chapter Eighteen
1015IV
442Chapter Nineteen
1016V
443Chapter Twenty
1017VI
444Chapter I. Flight
1018Chapter I
445Chapter II. A Leal Man and a Fool
1019Chapter II
446Chapter III. Two Sailors on Foot
1020Chapter III
447Chapter IV. The Girl at the Inn
1021Chapter IV
448Chapter V. Sir John Bristol
1022Chapter V
449Chapter VI. The Rose of Devon
1023Chapter VI
450Chapter VII. The Ship's Liar
1024Chapter VII
451Chapter VIII. Storm
1025Chapter VIII
452Chapter IX. The Master's Guest
1026Chapter IX
453Chapter X. Between Midnight and Morning
1027Chapter X
454Chapter XI. Head Winds and a Rough Sea
1028Chapter XI
455Chapter XII. The Porcupine Ketch
1029Chapter XII
456Chapter XIII. A Bird to Be Limed
1030Chapter XIII
457Chapter XIV. A Wonderful Excellent Cook
1031Chapter XIV
458Chapter XV. A Lonesome Little Town
1032Chapter XV
459Chapter XVI. The Harbour of Refuge
1033Chapter XVI
460Chapter XVII. Will Canty
1034Chapter XVII
461Chapter XVIII. Tom Jordan's Mercy
1035Chapter XVIII
462Chapter XIX. A Man Seen Before
1036Chapter XIX
463Chapter XX. A Prize for the Taking
1037Chapter XX
464Chapter XXI. Ill Words Come True
1038Chapter XXI
465Chapter XXII. Back to the Inn
1039Chapter One. A Frigate Fight in Mid-Atlantic
466Chapter XXIII. And Old Sir John
1040Chapter Two. The Althea Founders
467Chapter XXIV. And Again the Rose of Devon
1041Chapter Three. The Gig Is Caught in a Hurricane
468Chapter I. Peter Breaks Through
1042Chapter Four. We Fall in With and Capture a Schooner
469Chapter II. The Shadow
1043Chapter Five. We Proceed in Search of the Althea’s Boats
470Chapter III. Come Away, Come Away!
1044Chapter Six. We Find the Launch
471Chapter IV. The Flight
1045Chapter Seven. A Daring Act of Piracy
472Chapter V. The Island Come True
1046Chapter Eight. We Capture a Spanish Indiaman
473Chapter VI. The Little House
1047Chapter Nine. We Encounter and Fight the Guerrilla
474Chapter VII. The Home Under the Ground
1048Chapter Ten. Señor José Garcia
475Chapter VIII. The Mermaids' Lagoon
1049Chapter Eleven. Cariacou—And Afterward
476Chapter IX. The Never Bird
1050Chapter Twelve. I Become the Victim of a Villainous Outrage
477Chapter X. The Happy Home
1051Chapter Thirteen. In the Power of the Enemy
478Chapter XI. Wendy's Story
1052Chapter Fourteen. I Seize the Felucca
479Chapter XII. The Children are Carried Off
1053Chapter Fifteen. Heavy Weather
480Chapter XIII. Do You Believe in Fairies?
1054Chapter Sixteen. The Last of the Felucca
481Chapter XIV. The Pirate Ship
1055Chapter Seventeen. Captain Lemaitre
482Chapter XV. 'Hook or Me This Time'
1056Chapter Eighteen. A Double Tragedy
483Chapter XVI. The Return Home
1057Chapter Nineteen. The End of the Guerrilla
484Chapter XVII. When Wendy Grew Up
1058A Story of the South Pacific
485I. Captain Sharkey: How the Governor of Saint Kitt's Came Home
1059Chapter One. The Wreck on the “Gunfleet.”
486II. The Dealings of Captain Sharkey With Stephen Craddock
1060Chapter Two. The “Betsy Jane.”
487III. The Blighting of Sharkey
1061Chapter Three. “Hurrah, My Lads! We’re Outward-Bound!”
488IV. How Copley Banks Slew Captain Sharkey
1062Chapter Four. The Outward Voyage
489V. The "Slapping Sal"
1063Chapter Five. Homeward Bound
490VI. A Pirate of the Land. One Crowded Hour
1064Chapter Six. Dismasted
491VII. The Striped Chest
1065Chapter Seven. A Fiery Ordeal
492VIII. The Captain of the "Polestar"
1066Chapter Eight. At the Mercy of Wind and Wave
493IX. The Fiend of the Cooperage
1067Chapter Nine. The “Albatross.”
494X. Jelland's Voyage
1068Chapter Ten. Captain Johnson Explains Himself
495XI. J. Habakuk Jephson's Statement
1069Chapter Eleven. Johnson Hoodwinks a Frigate
496XII. That Little Square Box
1070Chapter Twelve. On Albatross Island
497Chapter I. The Bay of Biscay
1071Chapter Thirteen. Ralli Explains Himself; So Does Lance
498Chapter II. The Bachelor
1072Chapter Fourteen. The Ladies Make a Discovery; And Bob Distinguishes Himself
499Chapter III. The Gale
1073Chapter Fifteen. Lost!
500Chapter IV. The Leak
1074Chapter Sixteen. Blanche and Her Lover Have to Swim for It
501Chapter V. The Old Maid
1075Chapter Seventeen. Bob Wants to Be Rich
502Chapter VI. The Midshipman
1076Chapter Eighteen. Alarm and Disaster
503Chapter VII. Sleeper's Bay
1077Chapter Nineteen. Bob Gives Way to Violence
504Chapter VIII. The Attack
1078Chapter Twenty. A Night of Terror
505Chapter IX. The Capture
1079Chapter One
506Chapter X. The Sand-Bank
1080Chapter Two
507Chapter XI. The Escape
1081Chapter Three
508Chapter XII. The Lieutenant
1082Chapter Four
509Chapter XIII. The Landing
1083Chapter Five
510Chapter XIV. The Meeting
1084Chapter Six
511Chapter XV. The Mistake
1085Chapter Seven
512Chapter XVI. The Caicos
1086Chapter Eight
513Chapter XVII. The Trial
1087Chapter Nine
514Chapter XVIII. Conclusion
1088Chapter Ten
515Chapter I. Cutter the First
1089Chapter Eleven
516Chapter II. Cutter the Second
1090Chapter Twelve
517Chapter III. Cutter the Third
1091Chapter Thirteen
518Chapter IV. Portland Bill
1092Chapter Fourteen
519Chapter V. The Travestie
1093Chapter Fifteen
520Chapter VI. The Smuggling Yacht
1094Chapter Sixteen
521Chapter VII. Conclusion
1095Chapter Seventeen
522Chapter One
1096Chapter Eighteen
523Chapter Two
1097Chapter Nineteen
524Chapter Three
1098Chapter Twenty
525Chapter Four
1099Chapter Twenty One
526Chapter Five
1100Chapter Twenty Two
527Chapter Six
1101Chapter Twenty Three
528Chapter Seven
1102Chapter Twenty Four
529Chapter Eight
1103Chapter Twenty Five
530Chapter Nine
1104Chapter Twenty Six
531Chapter Ten
1105Chapter Twenty Seven
532Chapter Eleven
1106Chapter Twenty Eight
533Chapter Twelve
1107Chapter Twenty Nine
534Chapter Thirteen
1108Chapter Thirty
535Chapter Fourteen
1109Chapter Thirty One
536Chapter Fifteen
1110Chapter Thirty Two
537Chapter Sixteen
1111Chapter Thirty Three
538Chapter One
1112Chapter Thirty Four
539Chapter Two
1113Chapter Thirty Five
540Chapter Three
1114Chapter Thirty Six
541Chapter Four
1115Chapter Thirty Seven
542Chapter Five
1116Chapter Thirty Eight
543Chapter Six
1117Chapter Thirty Nine
544Chapter Seven
1118Chapter Forty
545Chapter Eight
1119Chapter I
546Chapter Nine
1120Chapter II
547Chapter Ten
1121Chapter III
548Chapter Eleven
1122Chapter IV
549Chapter Twelve
1123Chapter V
550Chapter Thirteen
1124Chapter VI
551Chapter Fourteen
1125Chapter VII
552Chapter Fifteen
1126Chapter VIII
553Chapter Sixteen
1127Chapter IX
554Chapter Seventeen
1128Chapter X
555Chapter Eighteen
1129Chapter XI
556Chapter Nineteen
1130Foreword
557Chapter Twenty
1131The Piccaroon (Michael Scott)
558Chapter Twenty One
1132The Capture of Panama, 1671 (John Esquemeling)
559Chapter Twenty Two
1133The Malay Proas (James Fenimore Cooper)
560Chapter Twenty Three
1134The Wonderful Fight of the Exchange of Bristol With the Pirates of Algiers (Samuel Purchas)
561Chapter Twenty Four
1135The Daughter of the Great Mogul (Daniel Defoe)
562Chapter Twenty Five
1136Barbarossa—King of the Corsairs (E. Hamilton Currey, R.N)
563Chapter Twenty Six
1137Morgan at Puerto Bello (John Esquemeling)
564Chapter Twenty Seven
1138The Ways of the Buccaneers (John Masefield After John Esquemeling)
565Chapter Twenty Eight
1139A True Account of Three Notorious Pirates (Howard Pyle, Ed)
566Chapter Twenty Nine
1140Narrative of the Capture of the Ship Derby, 1735 (Captain Anselm)
567Chapter Thirty
1141Francis Lolonois (John Esquemeling)
568Chapter Thirty One
1142The Fight Between the Dorrill and the Moca
569Chapter Thirty Two
1143Jaddi the Malay Pirate
570Chapter Thirty Three
1144The Terrible Ladrones (Richard Glasspoole)
571Chapter Thirty Four
1145The Female Captive (Lucretia Parker)
572Chapter Thirty Five
1146The Passing of Mogul Mackenzie (Arthur Hunt Chute)
573Preface
1147The Last of the Sea-Rovers (W. B. Lord)
574Chapter One. Introduces Our Hero, One of His Advisers, and Some of His Difficulties
