Westward Ho!

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1. 01Full text
2. 02C. K.
3. 03INTRODUCTION
4. 04I. HOW MR. OXENHAM SAW THE WHITE BIRD
5. 05II. HOW AMYAS CAME HOME THE FIRST TIME
6. 06III. OF TWO GENTLEMEN OF WALES, AND HOW THEY HUNTED WITH THE HOUNDS, AND YET RAN WITH THE DEER
7. 07IV. THE TWO WAYS OF BEING CROST IN LOVE
8. 08V. CLOVELLY COURT IN THE OLDEN TIME
9. 09VI. THE COMBES OF THE FAR WEST
10. 10VII. THE TRUE AND TRAGICAL HISTORY OF MR. JOHN OXENHAM OF PLYMOUTH
11. 11VIII. HOW THE NOBLE BROTHERHOOD OF THE ROSE WAS FOUNDED
12. 12IX. HOW AMYAS KEPT HIS CHRISTMAS DAY
13. 13X. HOW THE MAYOR OF BIDEFORD BAITED HIS HOOK WITH HIS OWN FLESH
14. 14XI. HOW EUSTACE LEIGH MET THE POPE'S LEGATE
15. 15XII. HOW BIDEFORD BRIDGE DINED AT ANNERY HOUSE
16. 16XIII. HOW THE GOLDEN HIND CAME HOME AGAIN
17. 17XIV. HOW SALVATION YEO SLEW THE KING OF THE GUBBINGS
18. 18XV. HOW MR. JOHN BRIMBLECOMBE UNDERSTOOD THE NATURE OF AN OATH
19. 19XVI. THE MOST CHIVALROUS ADVENTURE OF THE GOOD SHIP ROSE
20. 20XVII. HOW THEY CAME TO BARBADOS, AND FOUND NO MEN THEREIN
21. 21XVIII. HOW THEY TOOK THE PEARLS AT MARGARITA
22. 22XIX. WHAT BEFELL AT LA GUAYRA
23. 23XX. SPANISH BLOODHOUNDS AND ENGLISH MASTIFFS
24. 24XXI. HOW THEY TOOK THE COMMUNION UNDER THE TREE AT HIGUEROTE
25. 25XXII. THE INQUISITION IN THE INDIES
26. 26XXIII. THE BANKS OF THE META
27. 27XXIV. HOW AMYAS WAS TEMPTED OF THE DEVIL
28. 28XXV. HOW THEY TOOK THE GOLD-TRAIN
29. 29XXVI. HOW THEY TOOK THE GREAT GALLEON
30. 30XXVII. HOW SALVATION YEO FOUND HIS LITTLE MAID AGAIN
31. 31XXVIII.HOW AMYAS CAME HOME THE THIRD TIME
32. 32XXIX. HOW THE VIRGINIA FLEET WAS STOPPED BY THE QUEEN'S COMMAND
33. 33XXX. HOW THE ADMIRAL JOHN HAWKINS TESTIFIED AGAINST CROAKERS
34. 34XXXI. THE GREAT ARMADA
35. 35XXXII. HOW AMYAS THREW HIS SWORD INTO THE SEA
36. 36XXXIII. HOW AMYAS LET THE APPLE FALL
37. 37CHAPTER I
38. 38I'll give you a noble for it.”
39. 39CHAPTER II
40. 40I smote the gates of Exeter in twain;
41. 41I built an abbey fair by Tavy stream.
42. 42I strode across the Tavy stream: but he
43. 43I don't understand much singing upon land,
44. 44CHAPTER III
45. 45I see him again.”
46. 46CHAPTER IV
47. 47I dreamt to mate in heaven, and wake in hell;
48. 48CHAPTER V
49. 49I will endure as a loyal subject must.”
50. 50CHAPTER VI
51. 51CHAPTER VII
52. 52CHAPTER VIII
53. 53CHAPTER IX
54. 54I could fill up my time here with making verses.”
55. 55CHAPTER X
56. 56CHAPTER XI
57. 57CHAPTER XII
58. 58CHAPTER XIII
59. 59CHAPTER XIV
60. 60I entered it.”
61. 61CHAPTER XV
62. 62I would!” and Jack burst out blubbering.
63. 63CHAPTER XVI
64. 64CHAPTER XVII
65. 65CHAPTER XVIII
66. 66CHAPTER XIX
67. 67I think.”
68. 68I never shall see you more, I fear.
69. 69CHAPTER XX
70. 70CHAPTER XXI
71. 71CHAPTER XXII
72. 72CHAPTER XXIII
73. 73CHAPTER XXIV
74. 74I'm not overconfident of them yet.”
75. 75CHAPTER XXV
76. 76CHAPTER XXVI
77. 77CHAPTER XXVII
78. 78CHAPTER XXVIII
79. 79I am sane or mazed, alive or dead.”
80. 80CHAPTER XXIX
81. 81I do not enter deeply here. Let her rest in peace.
82. 82CHAPTER XXX
83. 83CHAPTER XXXI
84. 84CHAPTER XXXII
85. 85CHAPTER XXXIII