The Rover's Secret: A Tale of the Pirate Cays and Lagoons of Cuba
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Harry Collingwood
"The Rover's Secret"
Chapter One.
My Childhood.
My Childhood.
Chapter Two.
My Mother’s Portrait.
My Mother’s Portrait.
Chapter Three.
I Join the “Hermione.”
I Join the “Hermione.”
Chapter Four.
An Unsuccessful Chase.
An Unsuccessful Chase.
Chapter Five.
A “Cutting-Out” Expedition.
A “Cutting-Out” Expedition.
Chapter Six.
A Remonstrance—and its Sequel.
A Remonstrance—and its Sequel.
Chapter Seven.
The Mutiny.
The Mutiny.
Chapter Eight.
La Guayra.
La Guayra.
Chapter Nine.
Inez De Guzman.
Inez De Guzman.
Chapter Ten.
Our Flight—And Subsequent Mystification.
Our Flight—And Subsequent Mystification.
Chapter Eleven.
Captain Carera imparts some interesting Information.
Captain Carera imparts some interesting Information.
Chapter Twelve.
A Narrow Escape.
A Narrow Escape.
Chapter Thirteen.
The Conconil Lagoons.
The Conconil Lagoons.
Chapter Fourteen.
A Packet of Disturbing Letters.
A Packet of Disturbing Letters.
Chapter Fifteen.
A Brush with a Piratical Felucca.
A Brush with a Piratical Felucca.
Chapter Sixteen.
The Pirates attempt a Night Attack upon the “Foam.”
The Pirates attempt a Night Attack upon the “Foam.”
Chapter Seventeen.
The Conquest of the Conconil Lagoons.
The Conquest of the Conconil Lagoons.
Chapter Eighteen.
A Dinner Party at the Admiral’s Penn.
A Dinner Party at the Admiral’s Penn.
Chapter Nineteen.
We assist in the Capture of a French Frigate.
We assist in the Capture of a French Frigate.
Chapter Twenty.
The Privateer and the Indiaman.
The Privateer and the Indiaman.
Chapter Twenty One.
An Unexpected Meeting.
An Unexpected Meeting.
Chapter Twenty Two.
The Foundering of the “Dolphin.”
The Foundering of the “Dolphin.”
Chapter Twenty Three.
The Spanish Treasure-ship.
The Spanish Treasure-ship.
Chapter Twenty Four.
The Capture and Recapture of the “Santa Catalina.”
The Capture and Recapture of the “Santa Catalina.”
Chapter Twenty Five.
“All’s well that ends well.”
“All’s well that ends well.”
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