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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
VOL. II.

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• CHAPTER I.
  A conversation between Robin Day and his friend Captain
  Brown, in which the latter throws some light upon the
  adventure of the highwayman. 9

• CHAPTER II.
  The two friends put themselves into disguise, and make preparations
  for a career of philanthropy. 17

• CHAPTER III.
  Containing Robin Day's first essay as a quack doctor, and
  the wonderful effects of the Magian medicines. 25

• CHAPTER IV.
  The Mermaids' Eggs effect a miraculous cure, and Chowder
  Chow rises in reputation. 36

• CHAPTER V.
  The progress of Chowder Chow and his master, continued. 40

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• CHAPTER VI.
  Another miraculous cure, but the credit of which Chowder
  Chow is willing should rest with Captain Brown entirely. 46

• CHAPTER VII.
  Chowder Chow performs, as he hopes, his last cure, at the
  expense of Mr. Fabius Maximus Feverage. 50

• CHAPTER VIII.
  Robin Day meets an astonishing reverse of fortune, and
  plays the Magian on his own account. 57

• CHAPTER IX.
  Robin Day escapes from slavery, is chased by a bloody-minded
  pursuer, and relieved by an unexpected friend. 68

• CHAPTER X.
  In which Robin retrieves his reputation in the opinion of
  Dicky Dare, and is restored to the friendship of that heroic
  adventurer. 76

• CHAPTER XI.
  Robin Day and his commander, Captain Dare, set out again
  for the wars, and win a great victory along the way; in
  which, as is usual, all the honour and profit fall to the
  commander's share. 85

• CHAPTER XII.
  The Bloody Volunteers arrive at the field of battle, and acquire
  distinction under the command of Captain Dare. 93

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• CHAPTER XIII.
  Captain Dare, at the head of his Bloody Volunteers, wins
  new laurels by the storm and capture of an Indian village.
  103

• CHAPTER XIV.
  Captain Dare, with the Bloody Volunteers, attempts the
  conquest of the Indian country. He fights a great battle,
  and fortune declares against him—but still more decidedly
  against Robin Day, who falls into the hands of the enemy. 107

• CHAPTER XV.
  Robin Day, a prisoner among the Indians, is carried to their
  village, where he is made to run the gauntlet; the happy
  device which he puts into execution against his tormentors.
  115

• CHAPTER XVI.
  How the Indians condemn Robin Day to the stake, along
  with Captain Brown, their adopted brother; and in what
  manner the two are saved from being burned alive. 126

• CHAPTER XVII.
  Robin is separated from his fellow fugitive, and after wandering
  through the wilderness, stumbles on his old friends,
  the Bloody Volunteers; and, with that corps of heroes, is
  taken prisoner by the Spaniards of Florida. 133

• CHAPTER XVIII.
  The Bloody Volunteers are carried to Pensacola, where
  Robin Day receives an agreeable surprise. 142

• CHAPTER XIX.
  In which Robin Day makes a rapid progress in the regards
  of the fair Isabel. 151

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• CHAPTER XX.
  Robin Day is surprised by the appearance of Skipper Duck
  and other old friends. 158

• CHAPTER XXI.
  In which Robin Day meets another surprise, and a perilous
  one; which is succeeded by a story of much interest to the
  Intendant. 164

• CHAPTER XXII.
  A denouement and catastrophe, and Robin Day loses the
  favour of the Intendant, and is packed off to a fort for safe-keeping.
  173

• CHAPTER XXIII.
  Robin Day escapes against his will from the fort, and finds
  himself a third time on board the Jumping Jenny. 180

• CHAPTER XXIV.
  The Jumping Jenny hoists the black flag, attacks and captures
  a superior vessel; and Robin Day finds himself a pirate.
  187

• CHAPTER XXV.
  In which Robin Day is carried to Cuba, and made acquainted
  with the tender mercies of pirate law and Captain
  Hellcat. 193

• CHAPTER XXVI.
  The second cruise of the Viper: she captures the Querida, and the Intendant's daughter becomes the prize of Captain
  Hellcat. 201

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• CHAPTER XXVII.
  Robin Day adopts a desperate resolution, and escapes from
  the pirates, with the beautiful Isabel; and what fell out
  thereupon. 209

• CHAPTER XXVIII.
  The voyage in the jollyboat; in which Robin Day makes an
  interesting and surprising discovery. 220

• CHAPTER XXIX.
  Robin Day and Isabel are rescued from the jollyboat by an
  American schooner; which is taken by the pirates, and
  Robin is again their prisoner. 231

• CHAPTER XXX.
  The pirates are chased by the armed brig Vengador, and,
  in the pursuit, both vessels are driven ashore. 242

• CHAPTER XXXI.
  The battle between the wrecked pirates and their wrecked
  enemies, and what happened therein to Robin Day. 249

• CHAPTER XXXII.
  In which Robin Day meets with many delightful surprises,
  takes a new name, and explains such circumstances as require
  explanation. 254

• CHAPTER XXXIII.
  In which Robin Day takes leave of his adventures and the
  reader. 264

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