Treasure Island cover

Treasure Island

Robert Louis Stevenson (1850-1894)

Original en 67813 words First published 1883 United Kingdom

Robert Louis Stevenson's 1883 novel, the original pirate story from which all the others descend. Young Jim Hawkins finds a treasure map in a dead sailor's sea chest and sails with Squire Trelawney and Dr Livesey for the island — aboard a crew that includes Long John Silver, the one-legged ship's cook, the most charming villain in English fiction. Murders, mutiny, the black spot, 'Fifteen men on the dead man's chest': every pirate trope you know was invented here, in a book written for a stepson and loved by the world.

Text sourced from Project Gutenberg (public domain in the United States); the Project Gutenberg trademark and license text have been removed on import. Public-domain status determined by the author's death year + 50 years rule.

Table of Contents

  1. 001 I 2210 words
  2. 002 II 2248 words
  3. 003 III 2154 words
  4. 004 IV 2136 words
  5. 005 V 1855 words
  6. 006 VI 1952 words
  7. 007 VII 1820 words
  8. 008 VIII 1770 words
  9. 009 IX 1714 words
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  11. 011 XI 2068 words
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  17. 017 XXVII 1479 words
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