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231
The
next
ten
or
twelve
pages
were
filled
with
a
curious
series
of
entries
.
There
was
was
a
a
date
at
at
one
one
end
end
of
the
the
line
line
and
and
at
at
the
the
other
other
a
a
sum
sum
of
of
money
money
,
,
as
as
in
in
common
common
account-books
account-books
,
but
but
instead
instead
of
of
explanatory
explanatory
writing
writing
,
,
only
only
a
a
varying
varying
number
number
of
of
crosses
crosses
between
between
the
the
two
two
.
.
On
the
12th
of
June
,
1745
,
for
instance
,
a
sum
of
seventy
pounds
had
plainly
become
due
to
someone
,
and
there
was
nothing
but
six
crosses
to
explain
the
cause
.
In
In
a
a
few
few
cases
cases
,
to
to
be
be
sure
,
,
the
the
name
name
of
of
a
a
place
place
would
would
be
be
added
added
,
,
as
as
"
"
Offe
Offe
Caraccas
,
"
"
or
or
a
a
mere
mere
entry
of
of
latitude
latitude
and
and
longitude
longitude
,
,
as
as
"
"
62o
62o
17
17
'
'
20
20
"
"
,
,
19o
19o
2
'
'
40
40
"
"
.
.
"
"
232
The
record
lasted
over
nearly
twenty
years
,
the
amount
of
the
separate
entries
growing
larger
as
time
went
on
,
and
at
the
end
a
grand
total
had
been
made
out
after
five
or
six
wrong
additions
,
and
these
words
appended
,
"
Bones
,
his
pile
.
"
233
"
I
ca
n't
make
head
or
tail
of
this
,
"
said
Dr.
Livesey
.
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234
"
The
thing
is
as
clear
as
noonday
,
"
cried
the
squire
.
"
"
This
This
is
is
the
the
black-hearted
black-hearted
hound
hound
's
's
account-book
account-book
.
.
These
crosses
stand
for
the
names
of
ships
or
towns
that
they
sank
or
plundered
.
The
sums
are
the
scoundrel
's
share
,
and
where
he
feared
an
ambiguity
,
you
see
he
added
something
clearer
.
'
Offe
Offe
Caraccas
,
,
'
'
now
now
;
;
you
you
see
see
,
,
here
here
was
was
some
some
unhappy
unhappy
vessel
boarded
boarded
off
off
that
that
coast
coast
.
.
God
help
the
poor
souls
that
manned
her
--
coral
long
ago
.
"
235
"
Right
!
"
said
the
doctor
.
"
See
what
it
is
to
be
a
traveller
.
Right
!
And
the
amounts
increase
,
you
see
,
as
he
rose
in
rank
.
"
236
There
was
little
else
in
the
volume
but
a
few
bearings
of
places
noted
in
the
blank
leaves
towards
the
end
and
a
table
for
reducing
French
,
English
,
and
Spanish
moneys
to
a
common
value
.
237
"
Thrifty
man
!
"
cried
the
doctor
.
"
He
was
n't
the
one
to
be
cheated
.
"
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238
"
"
And
And
now
now
,
,
"
"
said
said
the
the
squire
squire
,
,
"
"
for
for
the
the
other
other
.
.
"
"
239
The
paper
had
been
sealed
in
several
places
with
a
thimble
by
way
of
seal
;
the
very
thimble
,
perhaps
,
that
I
had
found
in
the
captain
's
pocket
.
The
doctor
opened
the
seals
with
great
care
,
and
there
fell
out
the
map
of
an
island
,
with
latitude
and
longitude
,
soundings
,
names
of
hills
and
bays
and
inlets
,
and
every
particular
that
would
be
needed
to
bring
a
ship
to
a
safe
anchorage
upon
its
shores
.
240
It
was
about
nine
miles
long
and
five
across
,
shaped
,
you
might
say
,
like
a
fat
dragon
standing
up
,
and
had
two
fine
land-locked
harbours
,
and
a
hill
in
the
centre
part
marked
"
The
Spy-glass
.
"
There
were
several
additions
of
a
later
date
,
but
above
all
,
three
crosses
of
red
ink
--
two
on
the
north
part
of
the
island
,
one
in
the
southwest
--
and
beside
this
last
,
in
the
same
red
ink
,
and
in
a
small
,
neat
hand
,
very
different
from
the
captain
's
tottery
characters
,
these
words
:
"
Bulk
of
treasure
here
.
"