
Public-domain classic · Adventure · Classic Literature
Treasure Island
Robert Louis Stevenson (1850–1894)
Young Jim Hawkins sails in search of buried treasure with a crew that includes the cook Long John Silver.
First published 1883 · 34 chapters · about 68,000 words · Scotland
Contents
- 1.I: At the Admiral Benbow2,198 words
- 2.II: Black Dog Appears and Disappears2,247 words
- 3.III: The Black Spot2,148 words
- 4.IV: The Sea-Chest2,127 words
- 5.V: The Last of the Blind Man1,850 words
- 6.VI: The Captain’s Papers1,952 words
- 7.VII: I Go to Bristol1,816 words
- 8.VIII: At the Sign of the Spy-Glass1,766 words
- 9.IX: Powder and Arms1,707 words
- 10.X: The Voyage1,934 words
- 11.XI: What I Heard in the Apple Barrel2,060 words
- 12.XII: Council of War1,835 words
- 13.XIII: How My Shore Adventure Began1,789 words
- 14.XIV: The First Blow1,911 words
- 15.XV: The Man of the Island2,219 words
- 16.XVI: Narrative Continued by the Doctor—How the Ship Was Abandoned1,635 words
- 17.XVII: Narrative Continued by the Doctor—The Jolly-Boat’s Last Trip1,474 words
- 18.XVIII: Narrative Continued by the Doctor—End of the First Day’s Fighting1,470 words
- 19.XIX: Narrative Resumed by Jim Hawkins—The Garrison in the Stockade2,000 words
- 20.XX: Silver’s Embassy1,885 words
- 21.XXI: The Attack1,963 words
- 22.XXII: How My Sea Adventure Began2,065 words
- 23.XXIII: The Ebb-Tide Runs1,584 words
- 24.XXIV: The Cruise of the Coracle1,973 words
- 25.XXV: I Strike the Jolly Roger1,698 words
- 26.XXVI: Israel Hands2,930 words
- 27.XXVII: “Pieces of Eight”2,152 words
- 28.XXVIII: In the Enemy’s Camp2,718 words
- 29.XXIX: The Black Spot Again2,110 words
- 30.XXX: On Parole2,301 words
- 31.XXXI: The Treasure-Hunt—Flint’s Pointer2,261 words
- 32.XXXII: The Treasure-Hunt—The Voice Among the Trees1,946 words
- 33.XXXIII: The Fall of a Chieftain1,987 words
- 34.XXXIV: And Last1,889 words
