CONTENTS

CHAP.
I.	[OF THE FUGITIVE FROM SEDGEMOOR]
II.	[THE TWO DRAGOONS ON THE BROCKENHURST ROAD]
III.	[CAPTAIN JEREMY'S SURPRISE]
IV.	[THE MADRE DE DIOS]
V.	[THE CHART]
VI.	[A MIDNIGHT INTRUDER]
VII.	[THE CAVE IN THE LONELY HEATH]
VII.	[CONCERNING THE EVENTS THAT PROMPTED ME TO A DESPERATE RESOLVE]
IX.	[FLIGHT]
X.	[IN THE HOLD]
XI.	[MY FIRST DAY AT SEA]
XII.	[A BRUSH WITH ALGERINES]
XIII.	[OF THE MYSTERIOUS SHIP IN THE MIDST OF THE OCEAN]
XIV.	["CAPTAIN 'ENERY"]
XV.	[WE ARRIVE AT TREASURE ISLAND]
XVI.	[A HASTY RECALL]
XVII.	[ATTACKED BY BUCCANEERS]
XVIII.	["REPEL BOARDERS!"]
XIX.	[BLOWN UP]
XX.	[THE REPULSE AT THE STOCKADE]
XXI.	[CAPTAIN CRADDOCK]
XXII.	[A LEAP FOR LIFE]
XXIII.	[THE PERILS OF THE SHOAL]
XXIV.	[MORE TROUBLE IN SIGHT]
XXV.	[WE ARRIVE AT THE HIDING-PLACE OF THE TREASURE]
XXVI.	[UNTOLD WEALTH]
XXVII.	[THE MUTINY OF THE NEPTUNE]
XXVIII.	[THE FATE OF THE MUTINEERS]
XXIX.	[HOMEWARD BOUND]
XXX.	[THE LAST OF MY SWORN ENEMY]
XXXI.	[THE BURNING SHIP]
XXXII.	[CONSTANCE'S STORY]
XXXIII.	[SAFE IN PORT]

Illustrations

CAPTAIN JEREMY IS WOUNDED (Frontispiece)
I DESCENDED HAND OVER HAND
THE TREASURE OF THE "MADRE DE DIOS"
I SHOUTED TO THE MEN TO HEAVE ROUNDLY

MAP OF THE ISLAND

[Illustration: MAP OF THE ISLAND]

A	The Golden Hope in harbour.
B	The stockade.
C	Path taken by first expedition in search of the treasure.
CC	Path taken by successful expedition.
D	Wreck of the Madre de Dios.
E	Cave where Clifford was held prisoner.
F	Shoal where Clifford was attacked by octopus.
G	Site of the master gunner's ambuscade.
H	Buccaneers' harbour and settlement.
K	Wreck of the Black Arrow.
L	False landmark erected by Captain Jeremy's orders.
M	Wreck of Neptune owing to false bearings.
N	Where the treasure was found.
O	Cove where Cherry and the long-boat's crew landed.
P	Deep water channel inside shoals, unknown to Captain Jeremy.
Q	Existing path between buccaneers' harbour and south side of island.
R	Bearing for navigating channel.
	The track of the Golden Hope into the harbour is shown by the black line.
	The shaded portion of the shoals were uncovered at low water.

THE QUEST OF THE"GOLDEN HOPE"