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The Wreck of the Steam Yacht Zoe.—Page 85.
WRECKED ON SPIDER ISLAND;
OR,
HOW NED ROGERS FOUND THE TREASURE
By JAMES OTIS,
Author of “The Castaways,” “Runaway Brig,” “Search for the Silver City,” “With Lafayette at Yorktown,” “Treasure Finders,” etc., etc.
NEW YORK:
A. L. BURT, PUBLISHER.
Copyright, 1896, by A. L. Burt.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I. NED ROGERS.
CHAPTER II. AT SEA.
CHAPTER III. THE PLOT.
CHAPTER IV. MAROONED.
CHAPTER V. A DISCOVERY.
CHAPTER VI. THE ZOE.
CHAPTER VII. THE DISASTER.
CHAPTER VIII. WRECKING.
CHAPTER IX. GHASTLY VISITORS.
CHAPTER X. TREASURE-SEEKING.
CHAPTER XI. THE YACHT.
CHAPTER XII. THE MYSTERY.
CHAPTER XIII. AFLOAT.
CHAPTER XIV. UNDER WAY.
CHAPTER XV. AT SEA.
CHAPTER XVI. AN ANXIOUS CREW.
CHAPTER XVII. IN PORT.
CHAPTER XVIII. HAVANA.
CHAPTER XIX. SUSPICIONS.
CHAPTER XX. AN ILL-ADVISED START.
CHAPTER XXI. PRISONERS.
CHAPTER XXII. SUCCESS.
WRECKED ON SPIDER ISLAND.
1CHAPTER I.
CHAPTER I.
NED ROGERS.
Ned Rogers had but few acquaintances in thecity of Portland, Maine; but those few were positivethe boy had run away from home.
It was quite natural such should be the generalidea among those wh
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