In the Roar of the Sea

by S. Baring-Gould

IN THE ROAR OF THE SEA

BY
S. BARING-GOULD
AUTHOR OF
“THE PENNYCOMEQUICKS,” “URITH,” ETC.

NEW YORK
NATIONAL BOOK COMPANY
6 MISSION PLACE

Copyright, 1891,
by
UNITED STATES BOOK COMPANY.
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[All rights reserved.]

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER		PAGE
I.	OVER AND DONE	[5]
II.	A PASSAGE OF ARMS	[12]
III.	CAPTAIN CRUEL	[20]
IV.	HOP-O’-MY-THUMB	[24]
V.	THE BUTTONS	[31]
VI.	UNCLE ZACHIE	[39]
VII.	A VISIT	[45]
VIII.	A PATCHED PEACE	[52]
IX.	C. C.	[60]
X.	EGO ET REGINA MEA	[67]
XI.	JESSAMINE	[75]
XII.	THE CAVE	[85]
XIII.	IN THE DUSK	[93]
XIV.	WARNING OF DANGER	[100]
XV.	CHAINED	[109]
XVI.	ON THE SHINGLE	[114]
XVII.	FOR LIFE OR DEATH	[122]
XVIII.	UNA	[128]
XIX.	A GOLDFISH	[136]
XX.	BOUGHT AND SOLD	[144]
XXI.	OTHELLO COTTAGE	[151]
XXII.	JAMIE’S RIDE	[158]
XXIII.	ALL IS FOR THE BEST IN THE BEST OF WORLDS	[166]
XXIV.	A NIGHT EXCURSION	[175]
XXV.	FOUND	[182]
XXVI.	AN UNWILLING PRISONER	[189]
XXVII.	A RESCUE	[195]
XXVIII.	AN EXAMINATION	[203]
XXIX.	ON A PEACOCK’S FEATHER	[211]
XXX.	THROUGH THE TAMARISKS	[221]
XXXI.	AMONG THE SAND-HEAPS	[229]
XXXII.	A DANGEROUS GIFT	[237]
XXXIII.	HALF A MARRIAGE	[244]
XXXIV.	A BREAKFAST	[252]
XXXV.	JACK O’ LANTERN	[259]
XXXVI.	THE SEA-WOLVES	[269]
XXXVII.	BRUISED NOT BROKEN	[275]
XXXVIII.	A CHANGE OF WIND	[282]
XXXIX.	A FIRST LIE	[290]
XL.	THE DIAMOND BUTTERFLY	[297]
XLI.	A DEAD-LOCK	[306]
XLII.	TWO LETTERS	[313]
XLIII.	THE SECOND TIME	[320]
XLIV.	THE WHIP FALLS	[327]
XLV.	GONE FROM ITS PLACE	[334]
XLVI.	A SECOND LIE	[341]
XLVII.	FAST IN HIS HANDS	[349]
XLVIII.	TWO ALTERNATIVES	[357]
XLIX.	NOTHING LIKE GROG	[364]
L.	PLAYING FORFEITS	[372]
LI.	SURRENDER	[380]
LII.	TO JUDITH	[387]
LIII.	IN THE SMOKE	[395]
LIV.	SQUAB PIE	[403]

IN THE ROAR OF THE SEA.

CHAPTER I.
OVER AND DONE.

Sitting in the parsonage garden, in a white frock, with a pale green sash about her waist, leaning back against the red-brick wall, her glowing copper hair lit by the evening sun, was Judith Trevisa.