The Noank's Log: A Privateer of the Revolution

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Stoddard William Osborn. The Noank's Log: A Privateer of the Revolution

CHAPTER I. A WOUNDED NATION AT BAY

CHAPTER II. MORE POWDER

CHAPTER III. THE UNFORGOTTEN HERO

CHAPTER IV. THE NEWS FROM TRENTON

CHAPTER V. THE BRIG AND THE SCHOONER

CHAPTER VI. THE BRITISH FLEET

CHAPTER VII. HUNTING THE NOANK

CHAPTER VIII. CONTRABAND GOODS

CHAPTER IX. THE PICAROON

CHAPTER X. THE BLACK TRANSPORT

CHAPTER XI. A DANGEROUS NEIGHBORHOOD

CHAPTER XII. A PRIZE FOR THE NOANK

CHAPTER XIII. THE BERMUDA TRADER

CHAPTER XIV. THE NEUTRAL PORT

CHAPTER XV. A COMING STORM

CHAPTER XVI. IRISH LOYALTY

CHAPTER XVII. VERY SHARP SHOOTING

CHAPTER XVIII. DOWN THE BRITISH CHANNEL

CHAPTER XIX. THE SPENT SHOT

CHAPTER XX. ANCHORED IN THE HARBOR

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"Captain Watts, I must say it. I don't a bit like this tryin' to run in without a convoy."

"Nor I either, mate," said the captain, with an upward glance at the rigging and a side squint across the sea. "'Tisn't any fault o' mine. I protested."

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"No hope!" muttered one of them.

"They are hanging deserters," hissed another. "I saw one run up."

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