Aylward Edward DINGLE - The Pirate Woman

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Author: Aylward Edward DINGLE

Genres: Action & Adventure Fiction,

17.03.2020

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THE CAVE OF TERRIBLE THINGS.DOLORES RECEIVES HER DIADEM.THE GROVE OF MYSTERY.THE PIRATES' BARBECUE.MILO SIGHTS A SAIL.THE PARTY FROM THE YACHT.THE ATTACK ON THE FEU FOLLETTE.DOLORES DELIVERS JUDGMENT.THE SULTANA DECIDES SEVERAL THINGS.A REED SHAKEN BY THE WINDS OF PASSION.PASCHERETTE UNVEILS HER PURPOSE.SANCHO SETTLES HIS ACCOUNT.DOLORES FLOATS THE FEU FOLLETTE.YELLOW RUFE'S FINISH.THE FIRES OF THE FLESH.PEARSE ENTERS THE CAVE OF ALADDIN.THE TREASURE TEST.PASCHERETTE DEALS AGAIN.WHILE VICTORY HANGS IN THE BALANCE.DOLORES DEMANDS A DECISION.THE SLUMBERING SAVAGE.THE FLIGHT OF THE FEU FOLLETTE.STUMPY FIRES THE MAGAZINE.MILO CROSSES THE BAR.THE TOLL OF THE GODS.

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Within his mysterious stronghold, "The Cave of Terrible Things," on the Maroon coast of Jamaica, washed by the waters of the Caribbean Sea, Red Jabez, Sultan of Pirates, had just died. Dolores, his daughter, "a splendidly lithe, glowing creature of beauty and passion," "a royal woman conscious of mental and physical perfection," succeeded her father as tyrant over the motley crew. Moved to mutiny by Rufe, the Spaniard, the pirates had risen in revolt to loot the rich treasure of the dead Sultan's cave; but supported by Milo, Dolores had cowed them, no less by her dagger than her threats. - Summary by The Book