Chapter 14
Silver Murders Tom in the Marsh
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1 From the live-oaks the island opens out: marsh, plain, two-peaked hill and Spy-glass
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2 Jim Hawkins leaves the marsh and sees a distant hill with two craggy peaks
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3 Jim Hawkins crawls under a live-oak and freezes on the sand, listening
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4 Hidden in the leaves, Jim looks down at Long John Silver pleading with Tom
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5 Tom, crimson with heat and fear, swears to Long John he will keep to his duty
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6 Alan's death yell crosses the marsh and marsh-birds burst up, darkening the sky
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7 Close-up of Long John Silver's narrowed eye and smile as he names the dead man
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8 Tom hurls his defiance at Long John Silver, who rests on his crutch in silence
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9 Tom walks off toward the beach as Long John draws back his crutch to throw
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10 The one-legged sea-cook stabs the fallen sailor again as a boy watches from above
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11 Long John Silver blows a boatswain's whistle, eyes sliding toward Jim's hiding place
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12 Jim Hawkins stops dead mid-run at the foot of the two-peaked hill, hand on his heart
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