Summary: Chapter 2 ... On a cold January morning soon after, a tall pale man who is missing two fingers enters the inn. The man asks Jim if he has seen his mate ...

Though Jim tries his best to eavesdrop, he can't hear the two: finally he hears the captain repeat “No!” followed by the crash of the chair and table. Then ...

The doctor exclaims that The Captain has had a stroke and proceeds to help him. He draws blood from The Captain, during which he regains consciousness. He ...

May 3, 2017 ... The stranger—"a pale, tallow creature," missing two fingers on his left hand—goes by the name Black Dog. He claims to be Billy's mate. Jim ...

In Chapter 1 of Robert Louis Stevenson's novel, Treasure Island, the main character and narrator, Jim Hawkins, recalls meeting a sailor who took up...

Black Dog Appears and Disappears · The winter is bitter cold, and Jim's father is dying. · One January morning, the captain is sitting at the beach with his ...

They are beginning to panic when Dr. Livesey arrives, intending to check on Jim's father. The doctor examines the captain and sees his name, Billy Bones, ...

The squire sends Jim (in Chapter 8, "At the Sign of the 'Spy-Glass'") to take a letter to Long John Silver at the tavern he owns, and there — after Silver has ...

Part One. The Old Buccaneer. Chapter I - The Old Sea-dog at the 'Admiral Benbow'. Squire Trelawney, Dr. Livesey, and the rest of these gentlemen having ...