The Boat Attack on the Santa Maria
In fog the crew spots a pirate party near the Santa Maria. The mates fear a shipwrecked boat crew may board, while weapons are improvised from knives belaying pins and bars to defend the vessel. Dorothy senses danger as the attack nears.
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Watkins
Pedro
Manuel Hetevan
Namur
Hulles
Steven
Dorothy
Santa Marlo
Wien
Deen
Desperate night aboard wreck Namur ends in ruin and treasure
In a fog bound melee aboard the Namur, deck combat leaves six dead and two badly hurt. Amid chaos Horothy is rescued as the wreck slides away, and whispers confirm the old hooker Namur now lies mangled and treasure tainted. The crew vows to press on despite loss.
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Jerrie
Jones
Schmitt
Estevin
Bedlam
Watkins
Horothy
Mir
Carlyle
Lyon
Namur
Jack
Ole
Haines
Mr. Carlyle
Dorothy
Roger Wairfax
Mao
Wrecked Namur Captain Sanches Revels in Old Feud
Geoffry Carlyle assists in boarding the Namur wreck to recover Captain Sanchez's chest. Sanchez, a white‑hot enemy, reveals a long feud linked to Lady Sara Carlyle and Paradilla madness, denying rescue but urging departure with the gold as the ship nears doom.
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Sanches
Sanchez
Roger Falirfar
Black Sanchez
Geoffry Carlyle
Dorothy Fairfax
Namur
Santa Marie
Paradilla
Francis Paradilla
Paradisia
England
Bucelough
Sara Carlyle
John Collingwood
Return Voyage Ends In Calm After Safe Passage
The narrator recounts gripping aboard the Santa Marie as a gunman threatens Carlyle while outside a chest is hoisted to deck. The Namur sinks, leaving wreckage, and Dorothy clings to Carlyle as they reach the Ocean Spray homeward bound toward England with the Bantu Marie voyage concluded.
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Sanchez
Carlyle
Santa Marie
Dorothy
Namur
Ocean Spray
London
Old England
Marie
Watkins
Cape
Chesapeake
Dorothy Comfortabl
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