An edition of Treasure Island
(1890)
Treasure Island
New ed., with original illustrations by Wal Paget.
by Robert Louis Stevenson
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While going through the possessions of a deceased guest who owed them money, the mistress of an inn and her son find a treasure map that leads them to a pirate's fortune.
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Treasure Island
1902, C. Scribner's sons
in English
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Table of Contents
Part I. The old buccaneer. The old sea dog at the "Admiral Benbow" ; Black Dog appears and disappears ; The black spot ; The sea chest ; The last of the blind man ; The captain's papers
Part II. The sea-cook. I got to Bristol ; At the sign of the "Spy-Glass" ; Powder and arms ; The voyage ; What I heard in the apple barrel ; Council of war
Part III. My shore adventure. How I began my shore adventure ; The first blow ; The man of the island
Part IV. The stockade. Narrative continued by the doctor: how the ship was abandoned ; Narrative continued by the doctor: the jolly-boat's last trip ; Narrative continued by the doctor: end of the first day's fighting ; Narrative resumed by Jim Hawkins: the garrison in the stockade ; Silver's embassy ; The attack
Part V. My sea adventure. How I began my sea adventure ; The ebb-tide runs ; The cruise of the coracle ; I strike the Jolly Roger ; Israel Hands ; "Pieces of eight"
Part VI. Captain Silver. In the enemy's camp ; The black spot again ; On parole ; The treasure hunt - Flint's pointer ; The treasure hunt - the voice among the trees ; The fall of a chieftain ; And last.
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