The Lady and the Pirate

Sometimes a gentleman has to dramatically change course to win the woman of his dreams. That is the case for this gentleman-turned-pirate when his captive turns out to be the very lady he loves. This humorous romance includes adventures, treasures, shipwrecks, and rescues.

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• 1: In Which I Am a Caitiff
• 2: In Which I Hold a Parley
• 3: In Which I Am a Captive
• 4: In Which I Am a Pirate
• 5: In Which We Sail for the Spanish Main
• 6: In Which I Acquire a Friend
• 7: In Which I Achieve a Name
• 8: In Which We Have an Adventure
• 9: In Which We Take Much Treasure
• 10: In Which I Show My True Colors
• 11: In Which My Plot Thickens
• 12: In Which We Close With The Enemy
• 13: In Which We Board the Enemy
• 14: In Which is Abounding Trouble
• 15: In Which Is Conversation with the Captive Maiden
• 16: In Which Is Further Parley With The Captive Maiden
• 17: In Which Is Hue and Cry
• 18: In Which Is Discussion of Two Aunties
• 19: In Which I Establish a Modus Vivendi
• 20: In Which I Have Polite Conversation, But Little Else
• 21: In Which We Make a Run For It
• 22: In Which I Walk and Talk With Helena
• 23: In Which Is A Pretty Kettle of Fish
• 24: In Which We Have a Sensation
• 25: In Which We Meet the Other Man, Also Another Woman
• 26: In Which We Burn All Bridges
• 27: In Which We Reach the Spanish Main
• 28: In Which Is Certain Polite Conversation
• 29: In Which Is Shipwreck
• 30: In Which is Shipwreck of Other Sort
• 31: In Which We Take to the Boats
• 32: In Which I Rescue the Cook
• 33: In Which We Are Castaways
• 34: In Which is No Rapprochement With the Fair Captive
• 35: In Which I Find Two Estimable Friends, But Lose One Beloved
• 36: In Which We Fold Our Tents
• 37: In Which Is Philosophy; Which, However, Should Not Be Skipped
• 38: In Which Is An Armistice With Fate
• 39: In Which Are Sealed Orders
• 40: In Which Land Shows in the Offing
• 41: In Which is Much Romance, And Some Treasure, Also Very Much Happiness