The Nameless Island: A Story of some Modern Robinson Crusoes
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AMID THE CHEERS OF THE BAND OF BRITISHERS THE ENSIGN WAS BROKEN AT THE MASTHEAD. See page 68
Amid the cheers of the band of Britishers the ensign was broken at the masthead . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frontispiece
Ellerton was only just in time. Another dazzling flash enabled him to see the helpless form of the crippled seaman
Andy, finding the bull close to his heels, gripped a rope and swung himself into a position of comparative safety
The chief's canoe was paddled slowly towards the shore
Crash! fair in the centre of the lightly built fifty-feet hull struck the sharp stem
"A sail! a sail!" he exclaimed breathlessly
A huge turtle had crawled across the beach and ... had set the alarm bell ringing
With fierce shouts the savages tore down the path straight for the barricade
Andy, finding the bull close to his heels, gripped a rope and swung himself into a position of comparative safety
The chief's canoe was paddled slowly towards the shore
Crash! fair in the centre of the lightly built fifty-feet hull struck the sharp stem
"A sail! a sail!" he exclaimed breathlessly
A huge turtle had crawled across the beach and ... had set the alarm bell ringing
With fierce shouts the savages tore down the path straight for the barricade
THE NAMELESS ISLAND
CHAPTER I
THE HURRICANE
ELLERTON WAS ONLY JUST IN TIME. ANOTHER DAZZLING FLASH ENABLED HIM TO SEE THE HELPLESS FORM OF THE CRIPPLED SEAMAN
THE HURRICANE
ELLERTON WAS ONLY JUST IN TIME. ANOTHER DAZZLING FLASH ENABLED HIM TO SEE THE HELPLESS FORM OF THE CRIPPLED SEAMAN
CHAPTER II
AGROUND
AGROUND
CHAPTER III
ABANDONED
ABANDONED
CHAPTER IV
THE LANDING
THE LANDING
CHAPTER V
THE CAMP
THE CAMP
CHAPTER VI
THE ANIMAL THAT WOULDN'T BE RESCUED
ANDY, FINDING THE BULL CLOSE TO HIS HEELS, GRIPPED A ROPE AND SWUNG HIMSELF INTO A POSITION OF COMPARATIVE SAFETY
THE ANIMAL THAT WOULDN'T BE RESCUED
ANDY, FINDING THE BULL CLOSE TO HIS HEELS, GRIPPED A ROPE AND SWUNG HIMSELF INTO A POSITION OF COMPARATIVE SAFETY
CHAPTER VII
THE EMBLEM OF EMPIRE
THE EMBLEM OF EMPIRE
CHAPTER VIII
"A SAIL!"
"A SAIL!"
CHAPTER IX
UNWELCOME VISITORS
UNWELCOME VISITORS
CHAPTER X
STRANGE ALLIES
STRANGE ALLIES
CHAPTER XI
THE FRUSTRATED SACRIFICE
THE FRUSTRATED SACRIFICE
CHAPTER XII
AT BAY
THE CHIEF'S CANOE WAS PADDLED SLOWLY TOWARDS THE SHORE
AT BAY
THE CHIEF'S CANOE WAS PADDLED SLOWLY TOWARDS THE SHORE
CHAPTER XIII
ELLERTON TO THE RESCUE
ELLERTON TO THE RESCUE
CHAPTER XIV
ROUTING THE SAVAGES
CRASH! FAIR IN THE CENTRE OF THE LIGHTLY BUILT FIFTY-FEET HULL STRUCK THE SHARP STEM
ROUTING THE SAVAGES
CRASH! FAIR IN THE CENTRE OF THE LIGHTLY BUILT FIFTY-FEET HULL STRUCK THE SHARP STEM
CHAPTER XV
A KNIFE-THRUST IN THE DARK
A KNIFE-THRUST IN THE DARK
CHAPTER XVI
THE GALE
THE GALE
CHAPTER XVII
BACK TO THE ISLAND
BACK TO THE ISLAND
CHAPTER XVIII
A SURPRISE FOR THE INVADERS
A SURPRISE FOR THE INVADERS
CHAPTER XIX
THE PRISONER'S ESCAPE
THE PRISONER'S ESCAPE
CHAPTER XX
THE ENEMY IS CORNERED
THE ENEMY IS CORNERED
CHAPTER XXI
THE BUCCANEERS' CAVE
THE BUCCANEERS' CAVE
CHAPTER XXII
THE TREASURE CHAMBER
THE TREASURE CHAMBER
CHAPTER XXIII
"A SAIL! A SAIL!"
"A SAIL! A SAIL!" HE EXCLAIMED BREATHLESSLY
"A SAIL! A SAIL!"
"A SAIL! A SAIL!" HE EXCLAIMED BREATHLESSLY
CHAPTER XXIV
A FALSE AND A REAL ALARM
A HUGE TURTLE HAD CRAWLED ACROSS THE BEACH AND HAD SET THE ALARM BELL RINGING
A FALSE AND A REAL ALARM
A HUGE TURTLE HAD CRAWLED ACROSS THE BEACH AND HAD SET THE ALARM BELL RINGING
CHAPTER XXV
THE GREAT INVASION
WITH FIERCE SHOUTS THE SAVAGES TORE DOWN THE PATH STRAIGHT FOR THE BARRICADE
THE GREAT INVASION
WITH FIERCE SHOUTS THE SAVAGES TORE DOWN THE PATH STRAIGHT FOR THE BARRICADE
CHAPTER XXVI
A GREAT DISASTER
A GREAT DISASTER
CHAPTER XXVII
THE LAST STAND
THE LAST STAND
CHAPTER XXVIII
THE RESCUE
THE RESCUE
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