Ghost Pirates
The Ghost Pirates
作者：Hodgson, William Hope, 1877-1918
体例：题 章数：65
字数：205,464 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 65 题- THE GHOST PIRATES
- THE GHOST PIRATES
- William Hope Hodgson
- Author's Preface
- The Hell O! O! Chaunty
- I saw no reason for denying that, and he continued:
- I went to the braces, like a chap in a dream.
- II
- What Tammy the 'Prentice Saw
- I concluded my remark in a tone of anger.
- I warned him not to wake the sleepers.
- I got up from the chest, and went towards the door.
- III
- The Man up the Main
- Suddenly, I heard the Second Mate's voice--
- I went across to him.
- I looked at him, with astonishment.
- I waited.
- I comprehended him suddenly.
- IV
- I joined in again.
- I went on, without noticing him.
- I came out from my think, abruptly.
- I went. That was the last word Williams spoke to anyone living.
- I reached the decks, and tailed on to the haulyards.
- I stared up at the dim sail, astonished.
- I nodded.
- I glanced at him. I couldn't have said, myself, just what my idea was.
- I nodded.
- VI
- I went on aft to the wheel.
- VII
- I stared at Plummer, and he stared at me.
- I knew then, as a certainty, that it was not caused by heat.
- I whirled round to the wheel.
- I had forgotten even that I was at the wheel.
- I tried to say something; but the words would not come clearly.
- I hesitated a moment, partly in anger; but more, I think, in doubt.
- VIII
- I turned to Plummer.
- IX
- I stopped suddenly; for there was a loud crying aloft.
- I stepped inside.
- I caught Jaskett by the boot.
- XI
- I caught the Old Man's voice again.
- I had now got above the crosstrees, and was just at the Old Man's heels.
- XII
- I hesitated before answering him.
- I shook my head.
- XIII
- XIV
- I looked at him.
- I looked at him.
- I hesitated, and tried to explain.
- I had collected my wits somewhat by now.
- I stood up.
- XV
- I got down on to my chest, and reached for my boots.
- I lifted the boy, and carried him aft.
- I commenced to tell him; but, almost directly, he put up his hand.
- XVI
- You know the rest----
- APPENDIX
- End of Project Gutenberg's The Ghost Pirates, by William Hope Hodgson