A friend of this novel's protagonist convinces an innkeeper's daughter to give them a ferry ride by telling her that he is a dying nobleman.
In the sequel to this novel, the protagonist marries the title character in Paris after they escape from Britain. A friend of this novel's protagonist convinces an innkeeper's daughter to give them a ferry ride by telling her that he is a dying nobleman. One character in this novel wants to fight a duel with his rival, but the protagonist convinces them to have a bagpipe-playing contest instead. One event in this novel which is based on actual events is the murder of a man nicknamed the "Red Fox," whose real-life killing was known as the Appin Murder. In this novel, the evil uncle Ebenezer tries to murder the protagonist, and when he fails, he gives him to Captain Hoseason to sell into slavery. The protagonist of this novel befriends Alan Breck, whom he meets while being forcibly kept on the ship the Covenant. For 10 points, name this Robert Louis Stevenson novel about the adventures of David Balfour.
In the sequel to this novel, the protagonist marries the title character in Paris after they escape from Britain.
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