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Cartridge Trelawney and Dr. Livesey asked me to describe Treasure? n -

- and only Utel? MNA its l? ge, because taxes were left d? r.

I b? rjar at the time d? my mother ran round? rdshuset Admiral Benbow -

- and an old self? man came f? r to rent a room in v? rt roof.

The h? R? S certainly a nice little bay, and a pleasant bel? goat v? rdshus.

- Numerous site visitors? - Regrettably not, sir.

D? ? Is it a UTM? RKT anchorage f? r me. F? R l up? Ngsides.

Take in my coffin.

- Good morning. - I? V? Ldigt t? Rstig, ma'am. Rome.

All I want? R rum, bacon and? Gg and rock d? r s? I see the ships.

- You can call me Captain. - I g? R in the order of your room, sir.

Boys, h? Ll look out for sj? M? N.

- Do you see that right here, boy? - Yes, sir.

It? S one silver coin that will be your end of m? market.

All you'll need g? Ra f? R to f? the ? r to h? ll? Gonen Open.

H'll look out for a monopod sj? Man.

More rum!

He asked for rum Numerous g? nger, but he never paid a? re.

Sometimes he drank more rum? n he managed -

- and d? sj? ng he their self? husband's songs.

People skr? mdes of his asking? ttelser.

I have seen a man called? Lhalas's? badly that there was n?'ve got left of him.

Scary stories about h? ngningar, g? p? plank -

- and wild g? rningar and places.

His m? ste lived among A few of the most most evil m? n who sailed on? sea.

He was only challenged a g? ng, and it was d? Dr. Livesey -

- came f? rbi an kv? ll f? r to? take a bite to eat with my mother.

Hello h ?, a bottle of rum!

Drink for hin h? Le has s? Rjt f? R the last Hello h ?, a bottle of rum!

- Sing f? R b? Velen! - Are you speaking to me, sir?

- Yes. - I have only one thing to s? Ga s.

If you drink more rum? R v globe Once a dirty scoundrel poorer.

If you can not immediately put down the knife I promise that you will h? NGAS!

If I'm right here slightest klagom? L p? you s? I see that you are becoming BYPASS? rd h? rifr? n.

More rum!

The whole day he was standing on? rock with his m? ssingskikare -

- and every day for? stranded he if n? gon sj? they passed.

Framf? s all a monopod sj? man.

He sent? k th my dr? STREAMS.

Stormy n? tter, n? r the wind shook the the house and whipped up w? issues -

- s? g I have him chase me in terrible mardr? STREAMS.

A self? man with one leg ...

? r the h? r my old v? n Billy lives?

- I do not know who he is? R, sir. - He calls himself Captain.

He has a? Rr p? one cheek.

? rret sitting p? h? give cheek.

D? ? Is it Billy, indeed! Show me where he is? R.

H? S what I s? Offers, boy?

Here he comes.

St.'ll get behind the d? Rren, s? shall old bill f? a? surprise.

Billy ...

Black Dog!

S? true, and I want to h? read on? my old shipmate Billy.

S? you found me.

I t? Nkte ck? me down and talk klarspr? k, shipmates g? r.

F? Rsvinn, and do not listen in n?'ve got nyckelh? l!

- Site visitors, Jim? - He's? KTE captain.

Hope it? S the man he v? Waved p ?. D? Perhaps he leaves.

- Where are you going? - One of the patrons tj? Modern? R sick.

Take care of the house, Jim.

And do not come here again!

I did not sail with Flint in all these ? r f? r no! He gave it to me!

I do not share it with n? Gon! Least of all you, your kr? K!

S? G? T the others that if they v? gar get here s? I'll impale them!

Rome, Jim.

-? Are you hurt? - Give me rum. I m? Ste h? Rifr? N.

Does the ship? Vergivits of all? You can v? L h? Ll up some rum? T me?

- I h? Mtar doctor. - Doctors do not know a thing!

I live on? Rome! It? S my only drink, my husband and my wife!

You f? R a gold coin f? R one stop.

Just give me what you? R guilty mother.

If I do not f? R my rum now s? f? r me the shivers, Jim.

I already have a fever visions. I have seen old Flint d? r away for hours? rnet.

As if he k? Tt and blood.

You shall f? a skv? tt, but no more.

- And you m? Ste g? to s? ngs, Captain. - No, now w? NTAR the p? me d? r out.

- Soon, they give me the black spot. -? Is there another self? Man?

No, it? S the kind of characters. If f? r the black spot's? ? Is it k? rt.

It? S my self? Man's Chest the? R out after. Flint gave it to me.

H? L? Gonen Open s? I share it with you.

In kv? Ll becomes thick, and pl queries perhaps at? ttrar up against us on? country.

H? L? Gonen Open!

- F? R Black Dog? - Black Dog, Pew and others.

And he? S one-legged ...

Framf? S all he!

There n? Gon v? Co mmo sj? L that can inform a poor blind man

-, Are rlorat her? -gons Synf? K? Ga during valiant f? rsvar of England-

- And God w? Lsigne King George-

- Where and in what part of this country he now finds himself?

You? R at v? Rdshuset the Admiral Benbow.

I h? R an r? St - a young r? St.

Want to L? Na me your hand, young v? N, and show me round? gene in?

Now, boy, you f? Ra me to the captain.

Lead me in, Otherwise, I'll break your arm from you!

Whenever you enter s? you cry: "H? R has a v? N, Bill!"

S? Hh momentum now!

H? R has a v? N, Bill.

Stop d? R you? R, Bill.

I may not see you, but I h? r fingers r? r itself.

Trades? R Trades, Bill.

Taking his h? Gerhand n? ra wrist.

D? it was done. Lead me out, boy.

They should certainly not f? take me.

The h? R old sj? Bj? RN should be enough to show them.

D? R, under the stairs, tr? s my old self? Man's Chest.

H? R? R key. Open it, boy.

L? NGS down in the is a small pocket in Oil cloth.

Grab it and g? M there? T me.

The Blood T? Rstiga bandits want r? Na an honest man p? his property.

Grab it and guard it with your life.

Asks? Tta not f? R one self? L.

It? S the black spot, captain.

"Your time l? As the ten o'clock kv? Ll."

Sl? the d? rren!

Sl? s? commits an f? LEFT!

Create p ?!

S? Hh speed! In with you!

- Billy? R d? D! - Look for chest!

N? Gon have? Ppnat coffin, Pew!

Is the d? R?

- The money? R h? R. -? T hell with them! Where is the map?

The m? Ste be the boy. I should have stuck out his' eyes.

- The warning signal! We m? Ste knit! - The boy can not be l? NGT gone.

Locate r? Tt p? him, you dogs! God in heaven, I? Nd? could see!

Johnny! Black Dog!

You l? MNAR v? L is not old Pew?

- He looks like a beggar. - No, they were a whole bunch of self? R? To!

- Who d? R? - Jim Hawkins, sir.

- We h? Rde rumors of smugglers. - No, sir, pirates.

Pirates? Sk? Nt to you? R unharmed. What were they looking for? Money?

Yes, and the h? R.

- I l? Gger the p? the s? Kert pc? lle. - Good boy.

I'll take you to the cartridge.

You? Is a? Part one. Ride down The d? r villain was a row? lg? rning.

As stomping p? a cockroach.

Young Hawkins has his head on? shaft. Sl? Have a seat.

- The other bad guys? S remaining d? R out. - Yes, sir. Gentlemen.

- Flint man. - F? Nd you to him, sir?

F? Nd the? He was oceans Blood T? rstigaste sj? r? result.

Svartsk? Gg was nothing in the j? Mf? Directors.

The Spaniards were so? r? dda f? r him I n? town became proud.

I have seen Flint topsail at Trinidad, but the coward to kapten-

- Retreated to Port of Spain.

- Had Flint treasure, sir? - If he had a treasure? A huge!

Minimum ledtr? D to was the old bastard buried it? r v? rd af? rm? propensity.

It was perhaps d therefore are most wanted have it right here. Maybe it? S an ledtr? D.

Good God, Livesey, what? S it?

F? R we? Open it, Jim? It? R r? Tteligen yours.

- S? true. - Open it, sir.

It? S the map? Ver a?.

"H? Ga tr? It trigger pairs p? Binoculars."

"B? Ring N. N, N.?."

North of the north-north? St, sir.

Do you see the three r? Da crosses? And h? R pc? Is it n?'ve Got:

"The bulk of the treasure right here."

Livesey, st? Ng once your practice. Tomorrow I travel to Bristol.

In three weeks, No TV? Ten weeks ... days-

- We have England's b? Sta ships and BES? ttning.

Jim, are following with the m? Sspojke. You will be asking? Md, Hawkins.

You will skeppsl? Maker, Livesey, and I'll be Admiral.

I are following with Trelawney. Jim will be of great benefit.

- But there? S one man I worry about f? R. - Who? S the scoundrel?

You, f? R you can not remain silent. We will no the only thing that k? nd to the document.

Those who attacked the v? Rdshuset in kv? Ll, and s? Kert more d? rtill, want the money.

We will no divulge a word about this.

Livesey, you have as usual r? Tt.

I'll be silent as the grave.

One time I lived there on? v? rdshuset Dr? mde on the sea -

- and fr? mmande's full of savages that we were fighting.

sometimes full of dangerous animals who chased us.

But my fantasies could not m? take with the m? rkliga and tragic -

- that really h? nde.

Wake!

- Doctor! - You have traveled l? NGT but slept well.

-? R we in Bristol? - The pieces? Mmer, Jim. Come now.

- Redruth! - Cartridge has certainly made me self? Man.

D? R, we have Tom Joyce and Hunter, Patrons h? stsk denser.

Now? S the self? M? N as we others.

You should see the cartridge PM? dd-sj? officer.

- Take it right here at John Silver. -? R he also? Patrons man?

No, he runs a restaurant right here in Bristol. H'll look out for a large binoculars.

It was the same broad side cost old Pew eyes peaked.

The young doctor was just f? Rsk, but he was h? ngd as the others.

Whenever he beat? T to Svartsk? Gg ...

Good morning, sir.

The h? R? R a dryckesinr? Ttning, young gentleman. ? Are you looking for a drink?

-? R the h? R tavern binoculars? - Yes, my boy.

Rome is good enough? For us old self? bj? RAfter, but? t you ...

My old lady d? R gone ... Come here, honey.

She laws n?'ve Got plenty and m? Rt that the laws p? her home? s.

Thank you, ma'am.

Mrs. Silver does not speak v? Rt language? K.

-? R you Mr. Silver, sir? - They call me Stekv? Ndarn.

Or sometimes the Long John.

But you know probably not What Long John does.

- No, sir. - It? S an kannibalord, my boy.

Long John? S what they call m? nniskok? tt.

Do you think I t? Nker? You, my boy?

But the savages would probably think you were m? r and fine. What? Is it right here?

The cannibals like cooking k? The measure l? slowly.

Grab a bite to while I l? See it right here.

But h? Ll you away kanniball the teeth until you v? xt to a little kid ...

- Jim Hawkins, sir. Er m? Sspojke. - Yes, Trelawney write it right here.

D? we become m? sskamrater, Jimmy.

Black Dog! Stop him!

Enough? R she cute? Crafty as an r? V, but speak only their own language? k.

You took the wrong person, honey.

- What did you say his name was? Black ... - Black Dog, sir.

Black dog ... I think...

I have seen him, h? R f? Rut with a blind beggar.

- Yes, his name was Pew. - Pew?

Yes, s? was his name. Pew.

He's? G f? R gr? Slig out.

Too bad I do not? S that I was f? R d? I had taken the d? r Black Dog.

But as you can see would not it be so? L? tt.

D? R? R you are, Jim.

Bes? Ttningen? R complete. ? Are you ready f? r the trip, Jim?

- Yes, sir. Whenever we will set sail? - Sail? We will set sail tomorrow.

- The ship? R v? L laden, Silver? - Yes, sir. It? S a beautiful schooner.

The ship named Hispaniola. I k? Pte it by v? nd h? r in Bristol.

They have worn dog f? R me since the got wind of what the f? rdens m? l? r.

Taxes output has been ?.

S? true. I ask for urs? Kt. There we'll surely h? Ll keep quiet.

- Do you have a great bes? Ttning now, sir? - For a b? Rjan was st? Rt if's possible.

But then, through a lyckoslag, m? tte I skilled I Beh? VDE.

V? R own Long John Silver.

Full BES? Ttningen respect and obey him.

He did away with Most I've already hired.

We have gathered the toughest sj? M? Memor You can for? nka itself.

- We could beat? out a frigate! - Mr. Trelawney ...

- Its MR Silver v? R captain? - I? S an d? Resistant sj? Husband, Jimmy.

I am lucky as f? r f? LJA with the chef.

- You chose the captain, sir. Not me. - A good choice, do not you, Silver?

But he? S an h? Rd party. That? S what I h? Rt.

A good and h? Rd man, this Captain Smollett.

I do not like it, sir. S? ? r only.

- What do you not like, Captain Smollett? - Bes? Ttningen you selected.

F? Rste officer? Is a real drunkard.

- The rest of the bes? Ttningen? S good. - He dislikes the most.

- You may dislike the ship also ?? - I do not know f? Rr? N I sailed there.

I've sailed there, and there? S a great vessel, gentlemen.

One can f? Rv? Nta more of it ? n of his own wife.

-? Is it your ropes as H? Nger d? R? - Yes, sir.

They? S very hj? Lp f? R a monopod old self? to n? r sj? n g? r h? g.

- Do you have a crutch? - Yes, sir,

Take d? removed the ropes.

- Urs? Kta me. - Good, Jimmy.

A small glass f? r to celebrate the vessel AVF? rd.

With h? Solutions for? N the sea-cook.

- Silver... - Yes, sir?

Whenever sailed to the h? R ship?

The truth? R i k? Nd them who sailed there. Numerous of the bes? Ttningen.

I thought v? L it. Gl? M not your crutch.

- It has pladdrats f? R much. - S? true.

Every man f? R the mast know more about the trip? n i g? r.

I do not know which of you have the map ? ver n? gon? -

- But I f? Tt h? Ra that there are check p? denotes that the tax.

- I have not said a word about it. - But bes? Ttningen know it.

Further, I do not know, f? r d? dist? Am I the mission.

You can g ?, Jim.

- In other words, you fear a mutiny, sir? - Mutiny?

I? S worried about f? R some things and I want to take f? rsiktighets? tg? rder.

What ODR? Glig rascals!

His behavior? R ov? Rdigt, non sj? mannam? ssigt and oengelskt!

MrArrow!

- Celebrate the mainsail! - Aye, aye, Captain! Celebrate the mainsail!

Hispaniola was a good ship, bes? ttningen was skilled -

- and the captain knew what he was doing.

Sj? lv I spent Numerous nice days with Long John Silver -

- and listened? his asking? ttelser about? ventyren out p? sea.

H? Are you, Jimmy? Captain Flint f? rutsp? is a right way.

I call my parrot Captain Flint after asking? mda sj? r? spring.

She h? R? R out p? his f? inner self? f? rd, but do you know how old Flint? r?

200? R, Jimmy. He lives enough f? R forever.

If n? Gon seen more horrors s? m? ste be dj? vulen sj? lv.

He has sailed with the Great captain of England, and with Svartsk-ons.

- D? da m? n not bite. - H? Rde to it, dear?

- D? da m? n not bite. - H? Rde to it, dear?

He has been in Madagascar, Suriname, Providence, and Portobello.

He was d? R n? R man boarded Viceroy of India.

He looks like pure f? Gelungen.

But he smells gunpowder, not true, Captain?

V? r f? rste mate turned to be round? rre? s captain had feared.

He was drunk p? d? ck and had d? great influence on? bes? ttningen.

We did not know he was f? rvarade her spirits. It was the ship's large g? Ta.

No one was s? rskilt f? rv? nad n? r he m? rk night f? rsvann.

He has g? Tt? Verbord.

- D? we avoid sl? him in shackles. - Who will be the f? Rste officer?

Urs? Kta me, sir.

Israel Hands? Is a clever, crafty and experienced sj? man.

He can anf? Rtros whatever.

We did not ask about yours? Term, Mr. Silver. G? back to the galley.

Captain Smollett, You missbed? more the d? r man.

Jas ??

- We will no home? N. - All aboard seem n? Jda.

They should be, but a bortsk? Md bes? ttning can get to the real DJ? vlar.

I have never seen an s? bortsk? md BES? ttning. St? Ndigt double supar-

- And a j? Ttetunna with? Apples as st? r amidships.

But? ppeltunnan f? rde n?'ve got plenty with you, f? r without the -

- we had all been able to succumb.

N? R sl? R we, John?

They have the map and I do not know where it? s.

Neither are you.

We sl? R to n? R de d? R f? Rn? Ma men found the treasure? t us.

Meanwhile, so-called? Best do you and speaks milt-

- Until I s? To give.

Captain Smollett ? is a skilled sj? you, Georgie.

He sails the ship? T us.

Was a sn'll boy and h? an mta? pple? t me, Israel.

Land in sight!

TV? bar if s? der pc? v!

Land in sight!

I have fruktansv? Rda news!

- If n? Gon seen the h? R? N f? Rut? - I k? Nd it.

- St? Up Whenever you speak to me. - I ask for urs? Kt, sir.

I do not have my crutch right here.

The anchorage b? R be s? Pull? Ndan.

There is a hill called binocular, sir.

It's called the v? L your tavern?

The r? S happened to be ?. Thank you, Israel.

Kikar The hill was a lookout point as pirates users nde-

- Whenever they came here f? r the t? tting their ships, sir.

Urs? Kta me, sir.

Captain...

Mannar! H? S up!

? n we sifted? V? r erected m? l.

Mr. Trelawney, the doctor and I g? R f? r the so-called? la f? r s h? LSA and v? lg? ng.

You'll be served Drinker and the so-called? la f? r whoever you like.

Three cheers f? R Captain Smollett!

Mr. Silver said they should beat? to Whenever he gives the go-ahead.

You m? Ste dodge iv? G n? R they do not see. See pages? Rskilt up f? R him.

He would fit dangling in r? cam.

I? Is a simple man, Israel.

But they d? R fine gentlemen ...

... d? r inside the cabin.

What's? Gives you, Georgie?

Shall we sail iv? G n? R we have taken the treasure and l? MNA them in the country ...

... d? r they can en? LTA.

It would captain England made.

Or chop them down like pigs? It would Flint have done.

- Or Billy Bones. - Yes, it was Billy's melody.

Just. D? Da m? N not bite.

I trust full fine? Ndigt p? my TJ? burner.

The? R three, and s? we, and young Hawkins h? r.

- D? ? r we 7. - We? S 7 and? S 19th

Captain, their behavior worries me.

If I give an order to will the weapons be? ka forward.

Mannar! We'll need f? Rskvatten.

And a shore leave will not hurt.

Mr. Hands, n? Gra stay on board and the rest can take Storb? ten.

I fire cannon half an hour f're SUNSET time around.

-? R you s? Ker p? young Hawkins? - Yes, he m? Best us in the stockade.

Block house?

- D? R? R he feels more secure. - What blockhouse?

A fort piratema built. It? S UTM? RKT p? map.

D? m? ste we get there s? fast the d? r wretches? r except synh? ll.

We load all the weapons we can in the dinghy.

Silvers overpowers that? R ?? left d

We take uti with them n? R time? R r? Tt.

Jimmy?

The d? R you have time later. Jim!

H'll look out for young Hawkins. He? S little f? R awake f? R my taste.

George ... ? r all others with us?

Alan? S not with us. Not the d? R idiot Tom either.

It? S b? St I v? XLAR n A few words with Tom.

St? still!

Sl pp your weapons.

It becomes the gallows f? R you. Down below d? Ck!

You? R good wise, Tommy.

Smart as paint. It s? G I fr? N B? Rjan.

It? S f? R I v? Rderar you as h? GT guldstoft-

- I want to warn you.

If you are not close to us and one of the wild f? r know ...

What should I d? g? ra, Tom?

Do you mean you l? Tit yourself be misled the d? r stinking kr? ken?

They will smell b? Outer with gold in his pockets, Tommy.

- The? R the pirates! - L? T we call them soldiers of fortune.

They live h? Rt and risk f? dangle-

- But n? R voyage? R? Ver they have hundreds of pounds in his pocket.

- What was the d? R? - The d? R?

The m? Ste probably have been ...

... Alan.

Alan? God bless his self? Manssj? L!

And you, John Silver, Do you think you can d? da me also ??

So far, no one ...

... seen me in white? gat and f? tt experience tomorrow.

You can depend on ?.

Captain!

We have more gunpowder, weapons and supplies in the country? n we actual can b? ra.

Hall? d? r down there!

Abraham Gray! I speak with you.

You? R really an honest man.

I t? Nker l? MNA ship, and I orders you to f? LJA your captain.

You have 30 seconds p? you to stop you to me.

Redruth, come here.

If n?'ve Got to SEK? Ken shows the head s? s? tter you a bullet in it.

Gentlemen, now we head ashore.

Long John! The? P? v? g ashore in the dinghy!

F? Rbaskat!

I did not say that we would beat? to fast?

Now? S we had, but I do not like it.

- Can not you row faster? - Not without water filling b? Ten.

Where? Is the p? v? g?

Flint's old blockhouse. The weapons? S still on board.

Joe, you and n? Gra second f? Rs? Ker stop them from? n to n? blockhouse.

- Gun! - Sit quietly, sir!

The maroon! It? S me!

Poor The maroon.

I have not spoken to Christian m? nniska p? all these? r.

Stranded I became.

I dr? Mt on a piece ...

...cheese.

Cheese?

Do you have a piece of cheese on? you?

No, but I will be back on board you should f? s? much cheese you want.

Board again did not you?

- The d? R? R v? L do not Flint's ship? - Be Captain Flint your v? N?

Promise me, boy, the d? r? r v? l do not Flint's ship?

No, it? S not Flint's ship. Flint? R d? D.

- Thank God. - But A few of Flint's men alive.

Not a man with one leg?

- Silver? - Yes, Silver. S? was his name.

If you were sent by Long John s? ? r i s? Almost d? d.

I was not sent here by him. He led a mutiny against us.

Your v? Nd?

- Yes, I m? Ste g? to them. - I have my little b? T.

What did you say?

- We can f? Rs? Ka n? R it become m? RKT. - A b? T?

With own hours? Commits I built it.

I h? Models the hidden down p? the beach, at the white rock.

- What's your name, boy? - Jim.

You can v? L do not think that I? S rich?

- Right? - No, not exactly.

Rich, rich.

You can count yourself lucky you found me f? rst.

They have taken? Ver ship.

- Should I shoot if I see n? Gon? - Undoubtedly.

- Tr? Ffade you? - No, sir.

Doktom! Cartridge! Captain! Do not shoot!

It? S young Jim Hawkins! He? S V? Lbeh? Trout.

Removed fr? N d? Rren!

Who d? R?

- Stop, otherwise we shoot! - Parlament? Rsflagg!

- There? S? Kert a trick. - Gray, h? Ll him in their sights.

It? S just me. Captain Silver.

Captain Silver? Who? S there?

It? S me, sir. You f? Rst? Is that after you are deserted ...

- Deserted? - They have chosen me to the captain.

You? R either chef p? my vessel or f? rbannad piracy

- And in the s? where you'll dangle.

L? T him be.

If you have n?'ve Got to s? Ga s? you can s? ga it now.

Doctor ...

You have v? L the d? R map, not true, Doctor?

- There? R m's possible. - We want the map and the treasure.

Give it to us s? f? r you get onboard

- And I give you my word of honor p? to s? Eight of the country s p? a safe place.

I hope all the h? R h? R what i s? provides f? r the g? ller you all!

Now you listen to? me.

Send hit the mutineers, one at a time and obev? pnade-

- S? we will ensure that sl? you all in chains.

You shall f? an r? ttvis r? tteg? ng in England.

- You can not find the treasure. - Jas ?, it do not you think?

No.

Thank you.

Adj ?, gentlemen.

And you can not sail the ship. You do not know how to g? R, Captain.

Laugh only you.

I'll j? MNA your blockhouse with the ground!

N? Sta g? Ng I see you's? s? pipettes I a bullet in the back on? you, Silver.

N ?, Stekv? Ndarn?

I kr? Ver only one thing.

I kr? Ver the f? Trelawney.

I shall wring his fat head!

And the others?

Those who d? R ...

... can count themselves lucky.

Out, boys! Take for whales. Charge it, Jim! Hunter, giving crossfire!

Back, boys!

Back!

- The cowardly dogs flee. - Six of them fleeing never again.

- B? Outer odds? S past. - They'll probably f? what they t? l, Smollett.

Underr? Ttelser.

We'll need milit? Ra underr? Ttelser. No blow overcome without it.

We'll need information about what the pirates are doing.

You have r? Tt, sir, but we can not spare a single man right here.

And we have f? Rlorat ship.

Trelawney, we m? Ste deal with Silver.

Should you also? stop to them? Everyone wants to be a pirate?

- I finished. - G? to block the house, d? r? r you safe.

- F? R I f? LJA home to England? - Undoubtedly.

- Ben? Dning? - Maybe, if you? R to hj? Lp.

I pray? T tar is not f? R n? Gon f? rr? n I have it on? pr? nt.

A bit of cheese.

Just a small piece of cheese.

- There is a whole layer d? R gone. - D? ? Am I with them.

- Where is your little b? T? - I want cheese f? Rst.

No, b? Ten f? Rst.

I'll row out to the ship and sk? ra of anchor ropes s? the strands.

The pirates want the pull of self? Ss again. The m? Ste f? Rhindras.

Come now.

D? R is it.

Come d ?.

Mr. Gunn?

Whenever you in or out? Yes or no?

? Are you with us? Swear! What v? NTAR you p ??

Call me a coward s? you should probably f? see!

L? Gnare!

- Varifr? N did you? - I take? Ver the ship, Mr. Hands.

See me as your captain until further notice.

- What will you g? Ra, Captain? - I'll stranding the ship.

- Ber? Eight how to sail it. - D? Da m? N do not bite!

One more step, Mr. Hands, s? among other things? I see your head off!

D? Da m? N not bite.

We have some r? Cat in a small dispute. We m? Ste peace.

I have never been lucky. I f? R v? L ...

Cartridge?

Doctor?

H? R, we have Mr. Jim Hawkins.

S? You will f? r to h? LSA p ??

- What a nice? Surprise. - Where are my rows? Nd?

Jas ?, you wonder what the h? nt, shipmate. Stop!

The boy? S V? R hostages.

Should we throw away a hostage?

Jim.

St.'ll get behind me.

F? R not l? Nge then came doktom with Parliament? rsflagg.

He said: "Captain Silver, you have not a chance. The ship? S gone. "

And it was damn true. It was gone.

"L? T us f? Rhandla," the doctor said. S? now we have food, brandy and stockade.

"And what g? Ller boy," he said, 's? I do not know where he is? r.'

"And I do not care about it. We? R tr putting on him."

- Was that all? - That's what he said, Jimmy.

- And you want me g? R with you? - None of us pushes you.

It? S? nice to UMG's with you.

You know what?

Whenever your pc? S inf? R r? Eight f? R sj? R? Veri I'll f? rs? ka r? kill you.

You are in trouble. F? Rlorat ships, f? rlorad tax, f? rlorade peers.

And it? S because of me. I was in? ppeltunnan n? r we aimed land

- And I have g? Mt vessel.

It? S time to deal with Jim Hawkins.

Do you want to have with me to do? H? L s away, otherwise spr? T tar me yourselves.

You shall obey orders!

It? S me who? S captain right here. Why? R?

F? R i? R the ? verl? gset b? ste skilled h? r.

I have never seen a B? Outer boy.

I like him. If you kr? Ker an h? R p? his head ...

We have r? RIGHTS like any other bes? ttningar.

We g? R the f? R that? Verl? Gga.

Listen, Jim Hawkins.

Now? Are you an hour? Rsm? S fr? N d? It.

Torture's also To round? nta.

Jim, I st? R p? your page now.

Why? R the doctor gave me the map?

- Did he give you the map? - Yes, and it? S n?'ve Got fishy about it.

It? S n? Got ... weird with it.

Enough m? Ste it's ?.

Step up, boys. I k? Nd to the rules are.

Black spot indeed.

Jas ?,? R I deposited? Very neatly written.

? Is it your handwriting, George?

But where did you get on? paper?

The h? R b? Dar not good.

You have torn it out of the Bible.

What? S the f? R an idiot Tearing's? commits a Bible?

- I told you it was stupid! - All of you will dangle.

George Merry, you'll be a captain now?

Yes, you b? Rjade after the h? R dance.

It resembles a real d? Dsdans in? nted p? a rope from the gallows in London.

It? S the d? R we conclude Georges dance, every one of us.

D? R up on the gallows.

You've seen them. F? Glar pecking out their? Gon.

You have f? Rst? Rt throughout the voyage.

I have concluded agreements with the doctor? You came after creeping and asked for it!

Observing the.

Yes, it? S the old Flint!

"J.F" and his m? Rke below!

V? Ldigt neat! How will we cope without ships?

I avg? R f? R b? Velen. L?, For whom the cat you want to be captain.

- I? F? Rdig with you. - No, we want you, John.

D? ? r the v? l b? st we s? tter g? ng.

John, look!

The d? R? S no s? Tt as bone l? gger the p ?.

It? S unnatural.

The d? R? S old Flint works. He always wanted to g? Ra one uneasy.

He was a so-called? Mtare, old Flint.

The h? R? S just his style.

I think I sense n?'ve Got, boys. The h? R ...

... can be a compass.

Studying the line h? Rifr? N.

D? R stands top of the Skeleton? S up as a tooth.

Remove one b? Call l? Ngs body's bones.

Short legs, right? And h? Year was yellow.

The m? Ste be ... Allardyce.

- He owed me money. - He will repay.

He and the other five ...

... was right here alone with him.

Flint d? Dade everybody.

Every.

Allardyce sl? Ated he hit and layed out as a compass.

- What does the p ?? - Cheese SSE and a little cheese.

Three hours? Ga hills in line.

It may be a cave. H? R is the course to v? Ra riches!

Soon we doubloons, Jim!

The h? R? R Flint's coffin, boys! There, you can count on ?.

They were six and we? S six. Now? S the only bones.

I s? G Flint d? D with the penny coin p? ? Gonen.

Enough? S he d? D, but if n? Gon would g? again p? would be Flint.

Darby ...

Darby ...

Darby McGraw ...

Darby McGraw ...

It? S n? Gon who called? Mtar.

N? Gon k? Tt and blood. There, you can count on ?.

Darby ...

Darby McGraw ...

H? mta rum, Darby ...

Those were his last words.

- His last words on board. - Let's go!

I have never feared Flint the h? r life.

I? F? Rbanne me r? Dd f? r him d? d either, your cowards!

There are 700 thousand pounds in gold right here!

Whenever the soldiers of fortune n? Gonsin accepted no to s? a lot of money-

- P? Because of an old self? man?

And d? D s? Dan to R? Ga p? all.

Reta is not a spirit, John!

Spirits ...

The d? R r? Stone resembles Flint ...

... but it resembles also the n? gon else.

It resembles ...

F? R b? Velen! The maroon!

The poster? Mmer! The maroon!

It does v? L not matter?

No, old Ben Gunn? S not right here physically more? n Flint.

Nobody cares about Ben Gunn.

Neither living nor d? D. No care about him. Come on, boys

N? Gonstans h? R in n? Rheten is 700,000 pounds.

V? S tax.

F? Rbaskat! They came here f're us.

- They found the treasure. - And stuck with it. It? S gone!

Jim, take it right here if it becomes a problem.

Would it h? R be the treasure?

He knew it all along. Observing his face!

Do you want to be captain again, Merry?

You? S certainly a driven boy.

The st? R d? R alone.

One of them? R the old cripple who tricked us into it right here.

The other? S spolingen I'll carve heart? rtat out.

George, I think I got the last word.

P? them, boys!

It was n? Ra? Gat, gentlemen.

- Thanks? Dmjukast. - You? Is a crook.

- But I h? Ngs v? L do not f? R it? - A oerh? Rd villain.

The h? R savages wanted to give up on? your, but I and the doctor sl? t an agreement.

You will not? Talas-

- But all the d? Da m? N will h Numerous around your neck like millstones.

- Thanks? Dmjukast. - V? Ga not thank me!

I f? Rsummar my duty, but Livesey gave you his word of honor.

- You are lucky, Silver. - Yes, lucky to have Jim Hawkins.

Otherwise you would not have bothered you about if I were chopped in small? pieces.

N ?, because I should not dangle s? ? r the v? l just as well that we s? tter g? ng.

N? Gonstans p? the h? r? n there is a row? ldig tax.

Who moved it, gentlemen?

You? That you can not have had time.

Ben Gunn did.

He had several? P? itself.

Bone...

T? Nk it was you which pc? llde the f? r me.

Come on!

Back!

English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese coins.

Strange Oriental coins, b? the round and square.

just about all v? rldens coins resorts, and they were as numerous as the h? size? v.

Whenever we stowed the treasure l? ttade we anchor and headed for n? rmaste port.

We beh? vde a new bes? ttning.

Dr Livesey and cartridge took me in the country.

All round? nliga faces constituted's? ANG? m contrast to life p? ? n -

- that we do not s? g a little b? t l? MNA Hispaniola.

Whenever we came on board was Long John Silver's gone.

- Away. - Away?

Yes, sir. Away.

He took a b? T n? R guard dozed. And he did not give the TomH? Nt.

The h? R letter? R me.

"Do not begrudge you a old self? to one s? ck gold coins? "

"And n A few rings and jewelry to hj? lp p? my f? rder. "

The return journey went well, and we got all rej? l share of the treasure.

We h? rde nothing more fr? n Silver.

He awe, legged sj? have l? mnat my life.

What the f? rd? mda? n is concerned -

- would not even to sl? for me back there.

In my rows greatest mardr? STREAMS h? r I br? nningarna at its coast -

- or s? tter me in s? ng with Captain Flint's r? st ringing in? Squadron.