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Treasure Island

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Treasure Island

By: Robert Louis Stevenson
Narrated by: AI Voice Kokoro TTS
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Treasure Island is Robert Louis Stevenson's founding adventure novel, narrated by Jim Hawkins, the son of an innkeeper on the Devon coast. When the sinister old sea-dog Billy Bones takes a room at the Admiral Benbow and dies of a stroke, Jim opens his sea-chest and finds a map to a fortune buried by the pirate Captain Flint. Squire Trelawney and Dr. Livesey fit out the schooner Hispaniola, and the voyage turns into a slow revelation of mutiny: Long John Silver, the one-legged ship's cook, is Flint's quartermaster, and the crew he has hand-picked are pirates. What follows is a chain of narrow escapes - the stockade taken and retaken, Jim's sea adventure in the coracle, his fight with Israel Hands aboard the grounded ship, Ben Gunn's years alone on the island, the parley under a flag of truce, and a last treasure hunt that ends at an empty cache and a running fight through the trees. Stevenson wrote it as an entertainment for his stepson, and it has never stopped working as one: a story of loyalty and appetite, of gentlemen and pirates, and of a boy who learns how quickly the two can change places.
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