AuthorChapter 31
Flint's Pointer: A Skeleton on the Way to Treasure
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1 Long John Silver bends over half-dressed Jim Hawkins and quietly offers him a pact
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2 Jim Hawkins sits alone at the edge of the pirates' breakfast.
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3 The two gigs cross the sunlit anchorage toward the pine-covered plateau.
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4 Tied on Silver's rope, Jim grips the cook's forearm so Silver doesn't slide back
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5 The treasure party stops at a big pine where a skeleton lies, arms pointing out to sea
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6 Allardyce's skeleton lies dead straight, arms raised past his skull like a diver's
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7 Long John Silver's compass lines up with Allardyce's arms, pointing to Skeleton Island
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8 Beneath Flint's pine, Long John Silver compares the six living buccaneers to Flint's six dead men.
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9 A pirate names Flint's death-song, "Fifteen Men", beside the skeleton.
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10 The treasure-seekers walk in a silent knot across the plateau, frightened of dead Flint
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