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Treasure Island
Chapitres (36)
- To the Hesitating Purchaser 0:00
- Dedication 0:54
- Part I: The Old Buccaneer: I: At the Admiral Benbow 1:15
- Part I: The Old Buccaneer — II: Black Dog Appears and Disappears 14:37
- Part I: The Old Buccaneer — III: The Black Spot 28:31
- Part I: The Old Buccaneer — IV: The Sea-Chest 41:41
- Part I: The Old Buccaneer — V: The Last of the Blind Man 54:49
- Part I: The Old Buccaneer — VI: The Captain’s Papers 1:06:45
- Part II: The Sea-Cook: VII: I Go to Bristol 1:19:15
- Part II: The Sea-Cook — VIII: At the Sign of the Spy-Glass 1:30:58
- Part II: The Sea-Cook — IX: Powder and Arms 1:42:15
- Part II: The Sea-Cook — X: The Voyage 1:53:33
- Part II: The Sea-Cook — XI: What I Heard in the Apple Barrel 2:05:13
- Part II: The Sea-Cook — XII: Council of War 2:18:49
- Part III: My Shore Adventure: XIII: How My Shore Adventure Began 2:30:05
- Part III: My Shore Adventure — XIV: The First Blow 2:41:12
- Part III: My Shore Adventure — XV: The Man of the Island 2:53:32
- Part IV: The Stockade: XVI: Narrative Continued by the Doctor—How the Ship Was Abandoned 3:08:11
- Part IV: The Stockade — XVII: Narrative Continued by the Doctor—The Jolly-Boat’s Last Trip 3:17:57
- Part IV: The Stockade — XVIII: Narrative Continued by the Doctor—End of the First Day’s Fighting 3:26:49
- Part IV: The Stockade — XIX: Narrative Resumed by Jim Hawkins—The Garrison in the Stockade 3:36:10
- Part IV: The Stockade — XX: Silver’s Embassy 3:49:00
- Part IV: The Stockade — XXI: The Attack 4:01:04
- Part V: My Sea Adventure: XXII: How My Sea Adventure Began 4:13:37
- Part V: My Sea Adventure — XXIII: The Ebb-Tide Runs 4:26:04
- Part V: My Sea Adventure — XXIV: The Cruise of the Coracle 4:36:03
- Part V: My Sea Adventure — XXV: I Strike the Jolly Roger 4:48:38
- Part V: My Sea Adventure — XXVI: Israel Hands 4:59:34
- Part V: My Sea Adventure — XXVII: “Pieces of Eight” 5:18:12
- Part VI: Captain Silver: XXVIII: In the Enemy’s Camp 5:32:08
- Part VI: Captain Silver — XXIX: The Black Spot Again 5:49:46
- Part VI: Captain Silver — XXX: On Parole 6:03:46
- Part VI: Captain Silver — XXXI: The Treasure-Hunt—Flint’s Pointer 6:18:46
- Part VI: Captain Silver — XXXII: The Treasure-Hunt—The Voice Among the Trees 6:33:24
- Part VI: Captain Silver — XXXIII: The Fall of a Chieftain 6:46:21
- Part VI: Captain Silver — XXXIV: And Last 6:59:19
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Treasure Island isn’t just one of the most famous coming-of-age tales in modern storytelling, it’s also the book that invented everything you know about pirates: Peg legs, parrots, treasure chests, tropical islands, Long John Silver, maps marked with an “X,” swashbuckling adventure, and “Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum.”
Its brisk pace and easy tone have stood the test of the time—Treasure Island is as readable, enjoyable, and memorable today as it ever was.