The Lady and the Pirate / Being the Plain Tale of a Diligent Pirate and a Fair Captive

by Emerson Hough

CONTENTS

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	[122]
XV	In Which Is Conversation with the Captive Maiden	[131]
XVI	In Which Is Further Parley with the Captive Maiden	[143]
XVII	In Which Is Hue and Cry	[154]
XVIII	In Which Is Discussion of Two Aunties	[158]
XIX	In Which I Establish a Modus Vivendi	[166]
XX	In Which I Have Polite Conversation, but Little Else	[175]
XXI	In Which We Make a Run for It	[184]
XXII	In Which I Walk and Talk with Helena	[192]
XXIII	In Which Is a Pretty Kettle of Fish	[205]
XXIV	In Which We Have a Sensation	[213]
XXV	In Which We Meet the Other Man, Also Another Woman	[224]
XXVI	In Which We Burn All Bridges	[244]
XXVII	In Which We Reach the Spanish Main	[258]
XXVIII	In Which Is Certain Polite Conversation	[267]
XXIX	In Which Is Shipwreck	[285]
XXX	In Which Is Shipwreck of Other Sort	[299]
XXXI	In Which We Take to the Boats	[312]
XXXII	In Which I Rescue the Cook	[324]
XXXIII	In Which We Are Castaways	[333]
XXXIV	In Which Is No Rapprochement with the Fair Captive	[349]
XXXV	In Which I Find Two Estimable Friends, but Lose One Beloved	[357]
XXXVI	In Which We Fold Our Tents	[375]
XXXVII	In Which Is Philosophy; Which, However, Should Not Be Skipped	[384]
XXXVIII	In Which Is an Armistice with Fate	[395]
XXXIX	In Which Are Sealed Orders	[400]
XL	In Which Land Shows in the Offing	[414]
XLI	In Which Is Much Romance, and Some Treasure, Also Very Much Happiness	[426]

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