1. A silent black night over the pirate river's mouth, seen from high above.

    The Mouth of the River

    THE PIRATE SHIP

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  2. Captain Hook flinches as the schoolmaster's voice within him delivers its cutting retort.

    What House?

    “Barbecue, Flint—what house?” came the cutting retort.

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  3. Hook's iron claw trembles above the bowed head of Smee, humming at the sewing machine

    Claw Over Smee

    With a cry of rage he raised his iron hand over Smee’s head; but he did not tear. What arrested him was this reflection:

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  4. Chained John slams the barrel before the pirate captain as his little brother refuses too

    John Bangs the Barrel

    “Then I refuse,” he cried, banging the barrel in front of Hook.

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  5. Tied to the Jolly Roger's mast, Wendy speaks her mothers' message to the chained boys

    English Gentlemen

    At this moment Wendy was grand. “These are my last words, dear boys,” she said firmly. “I feel that I have a message to you from your real mothers, and it is this: ‘We hope our sons will die like English gentlemen.’”

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  6. At the crocodile's first tick, Captain Hook crumples to the deck as everyone stares

    Clipped at Every Joint

    Very frightful was it to see the change that came over him. It was as if he had been clipped at every joint. He fell in a little heap.

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  7. Wendy and the chained boys stare in joy as Peter rises over the bulwark, finger to lips

    It Was Peter

    Only when Hook was hidden from them did curiosity loosen the limbs of the boys so that they could rush to the ship’s side to see the crocodile climbing it. Then they got the strangest surprise of the Night of Nights; for it was no crocodile that was coming to their aid. It was Peter.

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  8. Chapter 14

    The Pirate Ship: Hook's Gloom and Peter's Arrival

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