Transcriber's Note

The author refers to George Fleming's brother as both "Harry" and "Henry" in this story. The original naming has been retained.


"PERHAPS I COULD DRESS THE HURT." SUGGESTED MISS WALLACE A LITTLE SHYLY. Frontispiece. p. 109
"PERHAPS I COULD DRESS THE HURT." SUGGESTED MISS WALLACE A LITTLE SHYLY.    Frontispiece. p. 109

THE PIRATE OF

PANAMA

A TALE OF THE FIGHT FOR
BURIED TREASURE

BY

WILLIAM MACLEOD RAINE

AUTHOR OF "WYOMING," "A TEXAS RANGER," "BUCKY O'CONNOR,"

"BRAND BLOTTERS," "MAVERICKS," ETC.

emblem

G. W. DILLINGHAM COMPANY

PUBLISHERS NEW YORK


Copyright, 1914, by
G. W. DILLINGHAM COMPANY

The Pirate of Panama
Press of
J. J. Little & Ives Co.
New York


TO
CAPTAIN FORRESTER
FIRST MATE ROBERT, QUARTERMASTER WILLIAM
AND BO'SUN KENNETH

THIS VOYAGE OF THE ARGOS IS DEDICATED


Ho, gallant tars and true, fall to!
Up anchor, lads, and sheets unfurl.
Let engines throb a low tattoo;
It's "All aboard for Panama."

The snell wind whistles shrill o'erhead,
The bullets spatter thick below,
By candle light we count our dead,
While we are bound for Panama.

For all true men waits hidden gold,
'Gainst all true hearts fight pirate foes,
Who bears him with a courage bold
Will land with us at Panama.

Into the deep drive strong and sure,
Straight as an arrow for the goal,
From off the course let nothing lure,
The breeze is fair for Panama.


Contents

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I.A Scrap of Paper7
II.Captain Bothwell Interrupts...

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