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Treasure Island

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Patricia T

 

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April 19, 2014

 

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University

 

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Jim, in his exploring of the island, finds a man who was marooned three years before Jim arrived. His name was Ben Gunn and he agreed to help fight the mutineers. Jim decides to take over the ship and anchor it where the mutineers can't find it. He is captured by the mutineers who go in search of the treasure...
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He is captured by the mutineers who go in search of the treasure. They find it has already been dug up and then the captain and Ben Gunn show up and kill the remaining mutineers. Long John Silver has agreed to be taken back to England. They then load the treasure on the ship and sail back. 2. I found the book to be very enjoyable...
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