Part I | CHAPTER | | PAGE | I. | Spreading the Strands | 5 | II. | Calm | 7 | III. | High Noon | 15 | IV. | Sunset | 21 | V. | Darkness | 24 | VI. | Danger | 33 | VII. | The Meeting and Mourning | 42 | VIII. | Captain Brand at Home | 44 | IX. | Captain and Mate | 53 | X. | An Old Spaniard with One Eye | 61 | XI. | Conversation in Pockets and Sleeves | 69 | XII. | Doctor and Priest | 73 | XIII. | A Manly Fandango | 79 | XIV. | A Pirates’ Dinner | 85 | XV. | Drowning a Mother to Murder a Daughter | 92 | XVI. | Nuptials of the Girl with Dark Eyes | 103 | XVII. | Doom of DoÑa Lucia | 112 | XVIII. | End of the Banquet | 119 | XIX. | Fandango on One Leg | 122 | XX. | Business | 133 | XXI. | Treasure | 138 | XXII. | Pleasure | 144 | XXIII. | Work | 150 | XXIV. | Caught in a Net | 154 | XXV. | The Mouse that Gnawed the Net | 160 | XXVI. | The Hurricane | 166 | XXVII. | The Virgin Mary | 168 | XXVIII. | The Ark that Jack Built | 173 | | Part II | XXIX. | Laying Up the Strands | 179 | XXX. | Old Friends | 186 | XXXI. | The Commander of the “Rosalie” | 193 | XXXII. | A Splice Parted | 198 | XXXIII. | The Blue Pennant in the Cabin | 201 | XXXIV. | The Devil to Pay | 203 | XXXV. | And the Pitch Hot | 208 | XXXVI. | The Chase | 214 | XXXVII. | The Wreck of the “Centipede” | 220 | XXXVIII. | Vultures and Sharks | 226 | XXXIX. | Escondido | 231 | XL. | Paul Darcantel | 236 | XLI. | Instinct and Wonder | 243 | XLII. | Truth and Terror | 247 | XLIII. | Peace and Love | 252 | XLIV. | Snuff out of a Diamond Box | 256 | XLV. | Lilies and Sea-weed | 262 | XLVI. | Parting | 266 | XLVII. | Devotion | 270 | XLVIII. | All Alive Again | 273 | XLIX. | The Rope Laid Up | 278 | L. | On a Bed of Thorns | 288 |
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