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Title: Sea-Dogs All!
A Tale of Forest and Sea

Author: Tom Bevan

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Language: English

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SEA-DOGS ALL!

A Tale of Forest and Sea

by

TOM BEVAN

Author of
"Red Dickon the Outlaw,"
"The Fen Robbers,"
etc., etc.

[Frontispiece: Dolly stood near the fire, her face rosy with the heat]

Thomas Nelson and Sons
London, Edinburgh, Dublin, and New York
1911

CONTENTS.

I. The Man in Black
II. The Plotters
III. Two Friends
IV. Johnnie Morgan takes a Walk
V. Master Windybank
VI. A Sinister Meeting
VII. In the Toils
VIII. Master Windybank walks abroad
IX. The Hunt
X. Master Windybank rebels
XI. Darkness and the River
XII. Snaring a Flock of Night Ravens
XIII. A Double Fight
XIV. What happened in Westbury Steeple
XV. A Letter from Court
XVI. To London Town
XVII. Sir Walter as Chaperon
XVIII. Three Broken Mariners
XIX. Paignton Rob's Story
XX. Rob dines at "Ye Swanne"
XXI. Morgan goes to Whitehall
XXII. The Queen
XXIII. Johnnie sees many Sights
XXIV. Two Chance Wayfarers
XXV. Brother Basil
XXVI. All on a bright March Morning
XXVII. In Plymouth
XXVIII. The Parlour of the "Blue Dolphin"
XXIX. The Widow's House
XXX. Ho! for the Spanish Main
XXXI. In the Bay of San Joseph
XXXII. A Glimpse of the Fabled City
XXXIII. Wandering in a Maze
XXXIV. Flood and Fever
XXXV. A Foe
XXXVI. The Attack on the Village
XXXVII. Council Fires in Two Places
XXXVIII. The Way back
XXXIX. John Oxenham's Creek