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A narrative excerpt describes a ship's crew, led by Captain Jem and Paul Bedloe, searching for treasure amidst treacherous seas and potential mutiny, referencing historical locations and figures.
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PersonPaul Bedloe
CaptainCaptain Jem
CaptainCaptain
PersonPeter
CaptainCaptain
SergeantSergeant
Placeislands
PlaceCastile
PlaceCarthagena
Shipship
Shipship
Shipship
The Nathalia Herald, No. 378, 1890-09-04.
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