Doyle, Arthur Conan, Sir, 1859-1930 / 2008-05-31 00:00:00

EBOOK MICAH CLARKE ***


Produced by Lionel G. Sear of Truro, Cornwall, England


MICAH CLARKE
HIS STATEMENT AS MADE TO HIS THREE GRANDCHILDREN JOSEPH, GERVAS, AND
REUBEN DURING THE HARD WINTER OF 1734

CONTENTS

CHAPTER.
I. OF CORNET JOSEPH CLARKE OF THE IRONSIDES.
II. OF MY GOING TO SCHOOL AND OF MY COMING THENCE.
III. OF TWO FRIENDS OF MY YOUTH.
IV. OF THE STRANGE FISH THAT WE CAUGHT AT SPITHEAD.
V. OF THE MAN WITH THE DROOPING LIDS.
VI. OF THE LETTER THAT CAME FROM THE LOWLANDS.
VII. OF THE HORSEMAN WHO RODE FROM THE WEST.
VIII. OF OUR START FOR THE WARS.
IX. OF A PASSAGE OF ARMS AT THE BLUE BOAR.
X. OF OUR PERILOUS ADVENTURE ON THE PLAIN.
XI. OF THE LONELY MAN AND THE GOLD CHEST.
XII. OF CERTAIN PASSAGES UPON THE MOOR.
XIII. OF SIR GERVAS JEROME, KNIGHT BANNERET OF THE COUNTY OF SURREY.
XIV. OF THE STIFF-LEGGED PARSON AND HIS FLOCK.
XV. OF OUR BRUSH WITH THE KING'S DRAGOONS.
XVI. OF OUR COMING TO TAUNTON.
XVII. OF THE GATHERING IN THE MARKET-SQUARE.
XVIII. OF MASTER STEPHEN TIMEWELL, MAYOR OF TAUNTON.
XIX. OF A BRAWL IN THE NIGHT.
XX. OF THE MUSTER OF THE MEN OF THE WEST.
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