Buccaneers and Pirates of Our Coasts by Frank Richard Stockton
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XXIX. A Pirate from Boyhood 263
XXX. A Pirate of the Gulf 277 XXXI. The Pirate of the Buried Treasure 291 XXXII. The Real Captain Kidd 309 [Illustration: The Haunts of "The Brethren of the Coast"] Buccaneers and Pirates of Our Coasts Chapter I The Bold Buccaneers When I was a boy I strongly desired to be a pirate, and the reason for this was the absolute independence of that sort of life. Restrictions of all sorts had become onerous to me, and in my reading of the adventures of the bold sea-rovers of the main, I had unconsciously selected those portions of a pirate's life which were attractive to me, and had totally disregarded all the rest. |
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