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II. The Narrative of Henry P. Tobias, Ex-Pirate, as dictated on his deathbed, in the year of our Lord, 1859 13 III. In which I charter the Maggie Darling 21 IV. In which Tom catches an enchanted fish, and discourses of the dangers of treasure hunting 30 V. In which we begin to understand our unwelcome passenger 40 VI. The incident of the Captain 48 VII. In which the sucking fish has a chance to show its virtue 57 VIII. In which I once again sit up and behold the sun 64 IX. In which Tom and I attend several funerals 69 X. In which Tom and I seriously start in treasure hunting 75 XI. An unfinished game of cards 85 Book II The dotted cays, with their little trees 92 I. Once more in John Saunders's snuggery 95 II. In which I learn something 100 III. In which I am afforded glimpses into futurity—possibly useful 108 IV. In which we take ship once more 123 V. In which we enter the wilderness 141 VI. Duck 154 VII. More particulars concerning our young companion 160 VIII. Better than duck 169 Book III Across the scarce-awakened sea 178 I. In which we gather shells—and other matters 179 II. In which I catch a glimpse of a different kind of treasure 187 III. Under the Influence of the Moon 193 IV. In which I meet a very strange individual 200 V. Calypso 213 VI. Doubloons 223 VII. In which the "King" dreams a dream—and tells us about it 232 VIII. News! 239 IX. Old Friends