E-text prepared by Al Haines Note: Project Gutenberg also has an HTML version of this file which includes the original illustrations. See 25670-h.htm or 25670-h.zip: (https://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/2/5/6/7/25670/25670-h/25670-h.htm) or (https://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/2/5/6/7/25670/25670-h.zip) SEA-DOGS ALL! A Tale of Forest and Sea by TOM BEVAN Author of "Red Dickon the Outlaw," "The Fen Robbers," etc., etc. [Frontispiece: Dolly stood near the fire, her face rosy with the heat] Thomas Nelson and Sons London, Edinburgh, Dublin, and New York 1911 CONTENTS. I. The Man in Black II. The Plotters III. Two Friends IV. Johnnie Morgan takes a Walk V. Master Windybank VI. A Sinister Meeting VII. In the Toils VIII. Master Windybank walks abroad IX. The Hunt X. Master Windybank rebels XI. Darkness and the River XII. Snaring a Flock of Night Ravens XIII. A Double Fight XIV. What happened in Westbury Steeple XV. A Letter from Court XVI. To London Town XVII. Sir Walter as Chaperon XVIII. Three Broken Mariners XIX. Paignton Rob's Story XX. Rob dines at "Ye Swanne" XXI. Morgan goes to Whitehall XXII. The Queen XXIII. Johnnie sees many Sights XXIV. Two Chance Wayfarers XXV. Brother Basil XXVI. All on a bright March Morning XXVII. In Plymouth XXVIII. The Parlour of the "Blue Dolphin" XXIX. The Widow's House XXX. Ho! for the Spanish Main XXXI. In the Bay of San Joseph XXXII. A Glimpse of the Fabled City XXXIII. Wandering in a Maze XXXIV. Flood and Fever XXXV. A Foe XXXVI. The Attack on the Village XXXVII. Council Fires in Two Places XXXVIII. The Way back XXXIX. John Oxenham's Creek XL. A Haven of Peace XLI. The Trap XLII. Captives XLIII. In Panama XLIV. The Trial XLV. For Faith and Country! XLVI. The Galley Slaves XLVII. Hernando speaks XLVIII. The Revolt of the Slaves XLIX. Eastward Ho! L. Home LI. The Forest again--and the Sea List of Illustrations Cover art Dolly stood near the fire, her face rosy with the heat . . _Frontispiece_ The odds were hopelessly against him. SEA-DOGS ALL! Chapter I. THE MAN IN BLACK.