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1,2866,159,nof,eng,20160512,20160522,3,R.L. Stevenson: Treasure Island
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137,1,THE OLD BUCCANEER
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140,a,201605120220 = 8
140,2,CHAPTER I - AT THE "ADMIRAL BENBOW"
140,w,saber? sable
144,h,"Fifteen men on the dead man's chest, Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum!"
157,w,on the threshold.
173,w,There were nights when he took a deal more rum and water than his head would carry;
186,b,201605120243 = 10
186,a,201605120719 = 10
190,w,wringing?vääntämistä
203,h,"Fifteen men on the dead man's chest— Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum!
216,h,"If you do not put that knife this instant into your pocket, I promise, upon my honor, you shall hang at the next assizes."
225,2,CHAPTER II - BLACK DOG APPEARS AND DISAPPEARS
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255,w,hilt?kahva
267,w,talons,?kynnet, "
312,f,he should lie for a week where he is—that is the best thing for him and you, but another stroke would settle him."
312,b ,201605120817 + 7 = 17
314,2,CHAPTER III - THE BLACK SPOT
314,w,noggin?ryyppy
319,w,hulk?
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327,w,berth?"laiturissa? "
393,f,It was the second death I had known, and the sorrow of the first was still fresh in my heart.
393,b201605132235 + 5 = 22
397,2,CHAPTER IV - THE SEA-CHEST
438,w,cannikin,
446,w,trinkets,?rihkamaa,
479,2,CHAPTER V - THE LAST OF THE BLIND MAN
555,2,CHAPTER VI - THE CAPTAIN'S PAPERS
639,1,PART II THE SEA-COOK
641,3,CHAPTER VII - I GO TO BRISTOL
715,2,CHAPTER VIII - AT THE SIGN OF THE "SPY-GLASS"
788,2,CHAPTER IX - POWDER AND ARMS
864,2,CHAPTER X - THE VOYAGE
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940,2,CHAPTER XI - WHAT I HEARD IN THE APPLE BARREL
1024,2,CHAPTER XII - COUNCIL OF WAR
1100,1,PART III MY SHORE ADVENTURE
1103,2,CHAPTER XIII - HOW MY SHORE ADVENTURE BEGAN
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1111,w,giddily
1119,w,sweltering?helteinen
1172,2,CHAPTER XIV - THE FIRST BLOW
1245,2,CHAPTER XV - THE MAN OF THE ISLAND
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1294,w,clove hitch?siansorkka
1337,1,PART IV THE STOCKADE
1339,2,CHAPTER XVI –  NARRATIVE CONTINUED BY THE DOCTOR—HOW THE SHIP WAS ABANDONED
1405,2,CHAPTER XVII - NARRATIVE CONTINUED BY THE DOCTOR—THE JOLLY-BOAT'S LAST TRIP
1461,f,With all this in our minds, we waded ashore as fast as we could, leaving behind us the poor jolly-boat, and a good half of all our powder and provisions.
1461,b,201605180948 + 59 = 81 
1466,2,CHAPTER XVIII - NARRATIVE CONTINUED BY THE DOCTOR—END OF THE FIRST DAY'S FIGHTING
1529,2,CHAPTER XIX - NARRATIVE RESUMED BY JIM HAWKINS—THE GARRISON IN THE STOCKADE
1609,2,CHAPTER XX - SILVER'S EMBASSY
1633,w,knoll.
1649,h,"Well, here it is," said Silver. "We want that treasure, and we'll have it—that's our point! You would just as soon save your lives, I reckon; and that's yours. You have a chart, haven't you?"
1686,2,CHAPTER XXI - THE ATTACK
1770,1,PART V MY SEA ADVENTURE
1773,2,CHAPTER XXII - HOW MY SEA ADVENTURE BEGAN
1853,2,CHAPTER XXIII - THE EBB-TIDE RUNS
1916,2,CHAPTER XXIV - THE CRUISE OF THE CORACLE
1992,2,CHAPTER XXV - I STRIKE THE JOLLY ROGER
2055,w,haggard,?riutunut
2060,2,CHAPTER XXVI - ISRAEL HANDS
2160,f,Something sang like an arrow through the air; I felt a blow and then a sharp pang, and there I was pinned by the shoulder to the mast. In the horrid pain and surprise of the moment—I scarce can say it was by my own volition, and I am sure it was without a conscious aim—both my pistols went off, and both escaped out of my hands. They did not fall alone; with a choked cry the coxswain loosed his grasp upon the shrouds, and plunged head first into the water.
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2160,b,201605211216 + 39 = 120
2160,a,201605220653 = 120
2172,2,CHAPTER XXVII - "PIECES OF EIGHT"
2180,w,shrouds?suojat.
2196,w,jibs I speedily doused?työt I nopeasti doused
2254,1,PART VI CAPTAIN SILVER
2257,2,CHAPTER XXVIII - IN THE ENEMY'S CAMP
2257,w,smote?löi
2289,w,keelson.?sisäköliä.
2365,2,CHAPTER XXIX - THE BLACK SPOT AGAIN
2452,2,CHAPTER XXX - ON PAROLE
2477,w,slough.?suo
2r93,w,gammon?savustettu kinkku
2548,2,CHAPTER XXXI - THE TREASURE-HUNT—FLINT'S POINTER
2629,w,doubloons?
2638,2,CHAPTER XXXII - THE TREASURE-HUNT—THE VOICE AMONG THE TREES
2746,w,nutmeg-?muskottipähkinä-
2779,h,"John Silver," he said, "you're a prodigious villain and impostor—a monstrous impostor, sir. I am told I am not to prosecute you. Well, then, I will not. But the dead men, sir, hang about your neck like millstones."
2802,2,CHAPTER XXXIV - AND LAST
2866,f,The bar silver and the arms still lie, for all that I know, where Flint buried them; and certainly they shall lie there for me. Oxen and wain-ropes would not bring me back again to that accursed island, and the worst dreams that ever I have are when I hear the surf booming about its coasts, or start upright in bed, with the sharp voice of Captain Flint still ringing in my ears: "Pieces of eight! pieces of eight!" THE END - http://www.askokorpela.fi/Kindle/AjkKindle.htm
2866,b,201605221106 + 39 = 159***
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#eng Treasure island - strong if not strangling
Another favorite of my litteray mentor Viljo. But I am shunning. No doubt about the mastery of the author. For me at first tens of pages were exercise of quick reading, dull, easy wording, like ship on a quiet sea. I already started wondering the reputation of this classic. In vain. A real firework of words, expressions of seaman speech - and of burning gunpowder followed. If it had stopped to that, I would not say a crossing word. But there were cadavers galore, no value on human life as in the worst Westerns. Hypocrite or not, I cannot accept. Even if for and just because of an unprecedented amount of gold of all mints of the world. Too much is too much, even if ingeniously presented. Cruelly 3 stars, even two from me would not be too little.