Various - The Pirate Story Megapack / Разные авторы - Пираты [2014, EPUB, ENG]

THE GOLDEN DOLPHIN by J. Allan Dunn A SET OF ROGUES by Frank Barrett (Part 1) A SET OF ROGUES by Frank Barrett (Part 2) THE OFFSHORE PIRATE / Морской пират by F. Scott Fitzgerald A BRUSH WITH THE CHINESE by G.A. Henty THE MERCHANTMAN AND THE PIRATE by Charles Reade THE TREASURE OF THE SEAS, by James De Mille (Part 1) THE TREASURE OF THE SEAS by James De Mille (Part 2) THE PIRATE WOMAN by Captain Dingle THE MAROONER by J. Allan Dunn TREASURE ISLAND / Остров сокровищ by Robert Louis Stevenson (Parts 1-3) TREASURE ISLAND / Остров сокровищ by Robert Louis Stevenson (Parts 4-6) OUR PIRATE HOARD by Thomas A. Janvier THE PIRATE by Frederick Marryat (Part 1) THE PIRATE by Frederick Marryat (Part 2) THE ROVER’S SECRET by Harry Collingwood (Part 1) THE ROVER’S SECRET by Harry Collingwood (Part 2) THE ROVER’S SECRET by Harry Collingwood (Part 3) THE MADMAN AND THE PIRATE by R.M. Ballantyne WOLVES OF THE SEA by Randall Parrish THE IRON PIRATE by Max Pemberton (Part 1) THE IRON PIRATE by Max Pemberton (Part 2) FORCED LUCK by J. Allan Dunn THE PIRATE SHARK by Elliott Whitney THE FROZEN PIRATE by W. Clark Russell (Part 1) THE FROZEN PIRATE by W. Clark Russell (Part 2) THE PIRATE ISLAND by Harry Collingwood (Part 1) THE PIRATE ISLAND by Harry Collingwood (Part 2) THE PIRATE ISLAND by Harry Collingwood (Part 3) THE GHOST OF CAPTAIN BRAND by Howard Pyle BLACK VULMEA'S VENGEANCE / Месть Черного Вульмеа by Robert E. Howard THE GHOST PIRATES by William Hope Hodgson THE PIRATES OF CALUUR by John Gregory Betancourt THE BROTHERS LAMMIAT by John Gregory Betancourt SEA-CHILD by Cynthia Ward

THE PIRATE SHARK, by Elliott Whitney

CHAPTER I “WHAT’S TRINGANU?”

“I don’t care what your orders are. Cap’n Hollinger sent for me, and I’m going aboard or I’ll know the reason why!” “Well, ain’t you just heard the reason why, son? He ain’t here, and orders is orders. There ain’t no one comin’ aboard the Seamew, that’s all. Nothin’ was said about any Mart Judson, kid.” “Then I guess your ears need tuning up. I’m comin’ aboard, see?” “Ye’ll go overboard then. Well, if the kid ain’t goin’ to walk right up to me! Look out there, kid—get off that gangplank in a hurry!” Trouble was in the air. At the rail of the trim yacht Seamew lounged Swanson, her burly first officer, pipe in mouth. He was evidently angry, for his heavy features were dark and lowering and his deep-set blue eyes glittered ominously. But the boy who faced him from the wharf was no less stirred up. Mart Judson looked a good deal more than his seventeen years, for he had worked his own way in the world and his face had a serious air of responsibility. He wore a smudgy mechanic’s cap and greasy overalls, and from his keen gray eyes, determined mouth and chin, and straight black hair, an observer might have deduced that he could be a hard worker and a stubborn fighter if need were. ...