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Found 5 from your keywords: author=Robert Louis Stevenson
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Treasure Island
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Robert Louis Stevenson

The story is set in the 18th century and narrated by Jim Hawkins, a young boy who helps run his parents' coastal inn, the Admiral Benbow, in England. An old, weathered, hard-drinking seafarer named Billy Bones takes up residence at the inn. Bones is terrified of being found by his former pirate associates and warns Jim to watch out for a "seafaring man with one leg"

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3.823.0103.B.U
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Treasure Island
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Treasure Island is a classic adventure novel by Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson, originally serialized in a children's magazine between 1881–1882 and published as a book in 1883. It is the ultimate pirate tale that defined and popularized many tropes we associate with piracy today—including buried treasure maps, wooden legs, parrots, tropical islands, and mutiny

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3.823.0168.B.U
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The Strange Case of Jekyll and Mr Hyde
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Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is a Gothic novella by Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson, published in 1886. Set in foggy, Victorian London, the story explores the dual nature of humanity, morality, and the destructive consequences of suppressing or unleashing one's darker impulses. It remains one of the most famous pieces of horror and psychological literature ever written, giving b…

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4.823.0472.B.U
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Treasure Island
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Widely considered the quintessential pirate adventure story, Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic novel established almost every major pirate trope we know today—including tropical islands, black spots, buried treasure, parrots, and one-legged sailors with wooden peg-legs.

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The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
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The story is told mainly through Mr. Gabriel John Utterson, a lawyer and friend of the respected Dr. Henry Jekyll. Utterson becomes troubled when his client Jekyll changes his will, leaving everything to a sinister, violent man named Edward Hyde. Utterson has heard disturbing stories about Hyde: he trampled a little girl in the street and paid off her family with a check signed by Dr. Jekyll…

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3.813.0716.B.U