The boys' book of buccaneersVerrill, A. Hyatt (Alpheus Hyatt)
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The boys' book of buccaneers
Verrill, A. Hyatt (Alpheus Hyatt)
Buccaneers -- Juvenile literature
Chapter VI The Sack of Panama 100
The Jolly Roger. Buccaneers’ standards. How the buccaneers dressed.
The battle before Old Panama. The buccaneers take the city.
Morgan’s fury. Burning of Panama. Looting and torturing. Morgan’s
vengeance. Morgan demands ransoms. Morgan’s gallantry. The return
to the coast. Division of booty. Morgan deserts his men.
Chapter VII The Misfortunes of Monsieur Ogeron 119
The golden altar of San José. Arrest of Morgan. Morgan knighted.
The ex-buccaneer suppresses piracy. The end of Sir Henry Morgan.
Ogeron sails for Curaçao. The buccaneers come to grief. How Ogeron
escaped. Ogeron returns to Puerto Rico. Defeat of the buccaneers.
Le Sieur Maintenon and his misfortunes. Odd characters among the
buccaneers. The buccaneer poet. A buccaneer naturalist. The
divinity student who was a buccaneer. Ringrose the navigator.
Chapter VIII A Perilous Undertaking 133
A mad scheme. The plan of Sharp and his fellows. The buccaneers
start across Darien. A terrible journey. Aid from the Indians. The
buccaneers sight El Real de Santa Maria. Attack on the town. The
buccaneers’ chagrin. The buccaneers go on towards Panama. Humanity
wins its reward. In sight of the town. The Spanish fleet. A daring
attempt. How the buccaneers took the Spanish fleet. Capture of the
Santissima Trinidad. Valuable prizes. Dissensions and desertions.
Trading with the Dons. Messages from the governor. Sawkins
remembers an old friend. Loss of Captain Sawkins.
Chapter IX The “Most Dangerous Voyage” of Captain Sharp 150
More desertions. Captain Sharp tells his plans. An amazing program.
An awful trip. What happened to Wafer. The transformed galleon
starts on its cruise. Raids on the coast. At Juan Fernandez. The
men want religion. Sharp is deposed. Watling and his ways. Sharp’s
prophecy. The prophecy fulfilled. Watling’s death. Sharp takes
command. The buccaneers repulsed. Mutinies and deserters. Sharp
refits the Blessed Trinity. The buccaneers set forth on their most
dangerous voyage. The buccaneers miss the Straits of Magellan.
Around the Horn through unchartered seas. Up the Atlantic. At the
journey’s end. The treasure the buccaneers threw away.
Chapter X The Last of the Buccaneers 174
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