Cadmus Graded Readers

The sharp and serious Captain Smollett expresses his distrust of the crew and the treasure-hunting mission, ordering the guns and gunpowder to be moved safely as the Hispaniola sets sail.

Squire Trelawney purchases the Hispaniola and hires a crew in Bristol, including a friendly, one-legged cook named Long John Silver, whom Jim immediately likes.

Jim delivers the mysterious packet to Dr. Livesey and Squire Trelawney, revealing a treasure map belonging to the infamous Captain Flint.

The pirates ransack the inn searching for Captain Flint's paper, but scatter when officers arrive, leaving Blind Pew behind to be trampled by the officers' horses.

Jim and his mother open the dead captain's chest to collect the money he owes them, but they are forced to flee with a mysterious oilcloth packet as the blind man's tapping stick approaches.

A terrifying blind man named Pew delivers a pirate message called the black spot to the captain, who suddenly dies of a stroke, leaving Jim and his mother in grave danger.

A pale pirate missing two fingers, named Black Dog, arrives to confront the captain, leading to a violent fight and the captain suffering a stroke.

As detailed in Treasure Island. Jim Hawkins introduces his family's inn, the Admiral Benbow, and a mysterious, fearful old sea captain who comes to stay and waits for a seafaring man with one leg.

Passepartout discovers that traveling east gave them an extra day, allowing Mr. Fogg to win the bet at the very last minute and marry Aouda.

Detective Fix arrests Mr. Fogg in Liverpool, causing him to arrive in London five minutes late and seemingly lose his twenty-thousand-pound bet.