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KATE BONNET - The Romance of a Pirate's Daughter - BY - FRANK R. STOCKTON
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
KATE BONNET
CHAPTER I - TWO YOUNG PEOPLE, A SHIP, AND A FISH
CHAPTER II - A FRUIT-BASKET AND A FRIEND
CHAPTER III - THE TWO CLOCKS
CHAPTER IV - ON THE QUARTER-DECK
CHAPTER V - AN UNSUCCESSFUL ERRAND
CHAPTER VI - A PAIR OF SHOES AND STOCKINGS
Kate is a spirited young woman who spends her afternoons by the river near Bridgetown, fishing with a simple line while the island’s tropical light filters through the trees. Though she dresses neatly and carries a basket of white flowers, there’s a restless spark in her eyes that hints at a life larger than the quiet shore. The peaceful scene is interrupted when a lanky stranger steps onto the bridge, his gaze fixed upriver, and a mischievous friend named Dickory teases her about a daring pirate fight he just witnessed.
Soon Kate finds herself drawn into the bustling world of ships, secret letters, and whispered rumors that her father might have been a pirate. A charismatic sailor, Ben Greenway, becomes both confidant and curiosity, while the promise of romance and danger swirls around the quarter‑deck. As the tide shifts, Kate must decide whether to follow the currents of her family’s mysterious past or chart a new course of her own making.
Language
en
Duration
~9 hours (522K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Nov 12, 2005
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1834–1902
Best known for the endlessly debatable classic The Lady, or the Tiger?, this American writer mixed humor, fantasy, and clever puzzles in stories for both children and adults. His work helped make the short story feel playful, surprising, and wide open to interpretation.
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