Treasure island / Chris Tait, Robert Louis Stevenson, Lucy Corvino (illustrator).
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TextPublisher: New York : Sterling Publishing Co., Inc., c2005Description: 151 pages : illustrations (black and white)Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: rdacarrierISBN: 9781402773587 [paperback]Subject(s): Pirates | Treasure troves | Buried treasure Fiction| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Prep-Elem / Elementary Library | F T13t 2005 (Browse shelf) | Available | 3UCBLELEM000139 |
Part I The old buccaneer -- Chapter 1 The o;d sea dog at the admiral benbow -- Chapter 2 Black dog -- Chapter 3 The black spot -- Chapter 4 Blind man's bluff: the sea chest is opened -- Chapter 5 The last of the blind man -- Chapter 6 The captain's papers -- Part II The sea cook and my first onshore adventures -- Chapter 7 The crew is assembled -- Chapter 8 At the sign of the spyglass -- Chapter 9 The captain has doubts -- Chapter 10 What I heard in the apple barrel, and afterward -- Chapter 11 How my shore adventure began -- Chapter 12 The man of the island -- Part III The stockade -- Chapter 13 The story continued by the doctor: how the ship was abandoned -- Chapter 14 The doctor continues: the first day of fighting ends -- Chapter 15 Jim resumes the story: the garrison in the stockade -- Chapter 16 The attack -- Part IV My sea adventure -- Chapter 17 How my sea adventure began -- Chapter 18 My cruise in a coracle -- Chapter 19 I strike the Jolly Roger and let Israel hands lend a hand -- Chapter 20 Pieces of eight -- Part V Captain silver -- Chapter 21 In the enemy's camp -- Chapter 22 The black spot returns -- Chapter 23 On parole -- Chapter 24 The treasure hunt-flint's pointer -- Chapter 25 The voice among the trees -- Chapter 26 A found farewell-we make our way home.
"While going through the possessions of a deceased guest who owed them money, the mistress of the inn and her son find a treasure map that leads to a pirate fortune as well as great danger"
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