LEONARD LINDSAY
OR
THE STORY OF A BUCCANEER

ANGUS B. REACH

“No Peace beyond the Line.”—Old Sailors Proverb

LONDON

GEORGE ROUTLEDGE AND SONS

The Broadway, Ludgate

NEW YORK: 416 BROOME STREET

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CONTENTS.

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CHAPTER I.
OF MY BOYHOOD, AND HOW, BEING CAST AWAY AT SEA, I AM CARRIED TO THE WEST INDIESAGAINST MY WILL	1
CHAPTER II.
OF MY ESCAPE FROM THE FRENCH SHIP, AND MY LANDING IN HISPANIOLA	18
CHAPTER III.
I JOIN A BROTHERHOOD OF HUNTERS AND ADVENTURERS ON THE COAST	27
CHAPTER IV.
OF THE LIFE OF A BUCCANEER	39
CHAPTER V.
HOW WE ENCOUNTER GREAT DANGERS, THE SPANIARDS ATTACKING US	44
CHAPTER VI.
HOW THE DEADLY FEVER OF THE COAST FASTENS ON ME	58
CHAPTER VII.
THE BUCCANEERS TIRE OF THE LIFE ON SHORE, AND DETERMINE TO GO AGAIN TO SEA	64
CHAPTER VIII.[Pg iv]
THE LEGEND OF FOUL-WEATHER DON	73
CHAPTER IX.
THE AUTHOR, WITH SUNDRY OF HIS COMRADES, SET OUT FOR THE CREEK WHERE HE LEFT HISBARK, AND THERE BRAVELY CAPTURE A SPANISH SCHOONER	89
CHAPTER X.
THEY RETURN WITH THE PRIZE TO THE MARMOUSETTES, AND NICKY HAMSTRING SHORTLY RELATESHIS HISTORY	103
CHAPTER XI.
THE BUCCANEERS PRESENTLY SET SAIL IN THE SCHOONER FOR JAMAICA, WITH A RELATION OFTHE EVENTS WHICH HAPPENED THERE	110
CHAPTER XII.
OF THE DEATH OF AN OLD FRIEND	... BU KİTABI OKUMAK İÇİN ÜYE OLUN VEYA GİRİŞ YAPIN! Sitemize Üyelik ÜCRETSİZDİR!