The Grip of Honor

The Grip of Honor
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Brady Cyrus Townsend. The Grip of Honor

BOOK I. THEY MEET AND PART

CHAPTER I. A Stern Chase on a Lee Shore

CHAPTER II. The Captor Captured

CHAPTER III. A Gentle Pirate

CHAPTER IV. Enter Major Coventry

CHAPTER V. Swords are Crossed on the Sand

CHAPTER VI. The Master Player takes a Hand

BOOK II. THEY MEET AGAIN

CHAPTER VII. After a Long Time

CHAPTER VIII. Lady Elizabeth does not know the Marquisde Richemont

CHAPTER IX. The Picture on the Wall

CHAPTER X. Lady Elizabeth will keep her Word

CHAPTER XI. O'Neill will keep his Honor

CHAPTER XII. Gentlemen All

BOOK III. ON THE VERGE OF ETERNITY

CHAPTER XIII. A Desperate Move

CHAPTER XIV. Almost the End

CHAPTER XV. A Soldier and a Gentleman

BOOK IV. THE SELFISHNESS OF LOVE

CHAPTER XVI. In the Line of his Duty

CHAPTER XVII. Differing Standards

BOOK V. IN THE HELL OF BATTLE, ALL

CHAPTER XVIII. The Boys in Command

CHAPTER XIX 'Tween Decks with the Men

CHAPTER XX. The Indomitable Ego

CHAPTER XXI. The Audacity of Despair

CHAPTER XXII. Sinking, but Triumphant

BOOK VI. THE HAND OF GOD

CHAPTER XXIII. On Board the Serapis again

CHAPTER XXIV. Not Guilty, my Lord

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"The wind is freshening; we gain upon her easily, I think, sir."

"Decidedly. This is our best point of sailing, and our best wind, too. We can't be going less than ten knots," said the captain, looking critically over the bows at the water racing alongside.

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"You have a good eye for the beautiful," he replied, smiling, "even at a long range. Secure the bow-chaser, sir; we are within musket range of her."

While this was being done, the Ranger had crept up on the stranger till her bow began to overreach the weather quarter of the other vessel. As they held on recklessly together, suddenly the speed of the chase was diminished. Her helm was put down, and with sails quivering and swaying she swung up into the wind.

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