In a scene from this novel, a blind man named Pew is trampled to death by a group of horsemen in the street. A boy in this novel hides behind a door with a man who is missing two fingers, and who is later revealed to be named Black Dog. An animal in this novel repeats the phrase "Pieces of Eight" and is named for his former owner, Captain Flint. In this novel, a man with one leg plans a mutiny aboard the Hispanola to find a buried treasure that is marked by an "X" on a map. For 10 points, name this novel by Robert Louis Stevenson.
In a scene from this novel, a blind man named Pew is trampled to death by a group of horsemen in the street. A boy in this novel hides behind a door with a man who is missing two fingers, and who is later revealed to be named Black Dog. An animal in this novel repeats the phrase "Pieces of Eight" and is named for his former owner, Captain Flint. In this novel, a man with one leg plans a mutiny aboard the Hispanola to find a buried treasure that is marked by an "X" on a map. For 10 points, name this novel by Robert Louis Stevenson.
In a scene from this novel, a blind man named Pew is trampled to death by a group of horsemen in the street.