The Motor Pirate
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Chapter 13 OF THE ADVANTAGES OF BEING WOUNDED
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Released on: 01/12/2017
cient to keep me going; but whichever it was, no sooner had we pulled up than I collapsed. I was never nearer fainti
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1 Chapter 1 MAINLY ABOUT MYSELF2 Chapter 2 THE COMPTON CHAMBERLAIN OUTRAGE3 Chapter 3 WHEREIN I MEET THE PIRATE4 Chapter 4 CONCERNING MY RIVAL5 Chapter 5 THE COLONEL DREAMS, AND I AWAKEN6 Chapter 6 I AM ARRESTED7 Chapter 7 I MAKE FRIENDS WITH INSPECTOR FORREST, C.I.D.8 Chapter 8 MURDER9 Chapter 9 EXPLAINS A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE10 Chapter 10 DESCRIBING A RIDE WITH THE PIRATE11 Chapter 11 IN WHICH THE PIRATE HOLDS UP THE BRIGHTON MAIL12 Chapter 12 HOW WE EXCHANGE SHOTS WITH THE PIRATE13 Chapter 13 OF THE ADVANTAGES OF BEING WOUNDED14 Chapter 14 A CLOUD APPEARS ON LOVE'S HORIZON15 Chapter 15 A CLUE AT LAST16 Chapter 16 I COMMIT A BURGLARY17 Chapter 17 STORM18 Chapter 18 IN WHICH THE PIRATE APPEARS IN A FROLICSOME HUMOUR19 Chapter 19 A HOT SCENT20 Chapter 20 RELATES HOW THE PIRATE HOLDS UP AN AUGUST PERSONAGE21 Chapter 21 WE PLAN AN AMBUSH22 Chapter 22 GONE AWAY23 Chapter 23 SAVED24 Chapter 24 REVELATIONS