THE LADY AND THE PIRATE

Being the Plain Tale of a Diligent Pirate
and a Fair Captive

EMERSON HOUGH

Author of
THE MISSISSIPPI BUBBLE, 54-40 OR FIGHT
THE PURCHASE PRICE, JOHN RAWN, ETC.

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INDIANAPOLIS
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Thus the heartless jade stood, unable to meet my eagle eye

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CHAPTER		PAGE
I	In Which I Am a Caitiff	1
II	In Which I Hold a Parley	6
III	In Which I Am a Captive	14
IV	In Which I Am a Pirate	23
V	In Which We Sail for the Spanish Main	34
VI	In Which I Acquire a Friend	44
VII	In Which I Achieve a Name	52
VIII	In Which We Have an Adventure	60
IX	In Which We Take Much Treasure	75
X	In Which I Show My True Colors	90
XI	In Which My Plot Thickens	97
XII	In Which We Close with the Enemy	102
XIII	In Which We Board the Enemy	110
XIV	In Which Is Abounding Trouble