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Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson Chapter one, The Admiral Band Bow in the Captain. My name is Jim Hawkins. When I was a boy, I left with my mother and father in an inn called the Admiral Bamboo. My father was honor of the in one day, an old seaman came to stay with us. I remember him. Well, he was a tall strong man on his face was a mark from a sword court. He brought him see chest with him. This was a large wooden box. He kept it locked all the time. We called this rough old man. The captain. One morning, the captain spoke to me. He said he wanted me to watch for a seaman with, with a wooden leg. As soon as I saw this man, I had to tell the captain if I did this, he would give me a silver coin every month. In the winter. A man did come but not the man with wooden lack. This man looked very rough. He had only three fingers on his left hand. He carried a knife. I asked him what he wanted to drink. He said, run rum. I bought him some Rum. And then he said there was a man called the captain staying here. I think he is my friend. Bill. Tell me, boy, is captain at all old man with a cut on his face. Yes, I said, then he is Bill old Billy Bones. Is he in the house? Now, I told him that the captain was out where he said, I pointed to the sea. The indoor was often.