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—S— - - re ¢ adadl® (, —_ .- —_— ne a re eee Hae meee ek = in waiting, and row out to the brigantine, which spread its white sails and flew down the bay. She watched his tall form standing at the helm, watched until she could see it no longer, and then with a moan of anguish wrung from her inmost heart, fell prone on the floor in a deathlike swoon, CHAPTER XXXVI. CONCLUSION, How Kyd kept his threat and fulfilled his prophecy made to Kate of Belmont, and became indeed the merciless King of the Black Flag, the reader of pie already knows, as he does al- so that the swift-sailing Galley Slave was hunt- ed to its death at last, by the Bloodhound, and her chief captured, sent to England, tried and sentenced to death on the gallows, expiating his many crimes with his life. But history does not fully make known that Kate of Belmont never married, but, after Kyd’s death, took the vail as a nun, while her cousin, Lady Grace, who also loved the corsair chief, tore his image from her heart, and became the wife of Clement St. Vane. Of Lord Gerald, the false heir to the earldom and Castle Cor, and Lord Manly Meredith, lit- tle is known regarding their fate; yet certain it is, that neither of them inherited the titles and estates they hoped for, being cut off in their early manhood by Death’s relentless clutch, and through the vile plottings of Zebel the Witch, who was none other than Jule the ae the poor girl whom Hurtel of the Red Hand 1ad dragged down to ruin, and then, as he believed, had hurled into the sea to die, but who had miraculously estaped death, and discovering that her son had not died on that fatal night of departure from Castle Death, had made him the blood-stained, crime-haunted Captain Kyd, whose name will go down branded with infamy to the end of time. Kind reader, my story has ended; but if I have interested you sufficiently in Captain Kyd, and other characters that have figured in my histori- cal romance, and you care to follow the career of the noted corsair on the American coast; the weird, mysterious life of Zebel the Witch; the loves of Kate of Castle Cor, and Grace of Grey- hurst; the hates of Lord Gerald and Lord Mere- dith, all will be told in the novel soon to follow: THE CURSE OF THE COAST; OR, THE SORCERESS OF HELL GATE. BEADLE’S Half-Dime Library. By Edward L. Wheeler.... 5c h KE. Badger, Jr.. a 1 Deapwoop Dick. 2 YELLOWSTONE JACK. we Be 8 KAnsss Kinc. By Buffalo Bill............ eae 4 Tue Wiip-Horse Hunters. By Mayne Reid... 5c 5 VaaanonD Joz, By Oll Coomes,.... .... .... 10¢ 6 Brut Bropon, Traprer. By Edward §&. Ellis.. 5c¢ 7 Tum FLYING YANKEE, By Col. Ingraham...... 5c 8 Sera Jones. By Edward §, Ellis 9 THe ADVENTURES OF BARON MUNCHAUSEN..... 10 Nar Topp. By Edward 8S. Ellis. ...... ‘ca, 11 Tae Two Derecrives. By Albert W. Aiken.. 12 GULEIVER’S TRAVELS... .. --- ++ sde+. wcesess ee 13 Taz Doms Spy. By Oll Comes.. ... seeeeeeees 14 AUANDIM s 5.56 5. surli\a «ene shite otueern cate Helm y's Oe 15 Tue Sea Cat. By Capt. Frederick Whittaker. 16 ROBINSON CRUBOE..... -.-.---s2:+%+s cate 17 RaupH Roy. By Col Prentiss Ingraham, ... 18 SINDBAD THE’ SAILOR... .. 2.0.55 c4 sp seeseeees ee 19 Tum, Poantom Spy. By Buffalo Bill .. ....... 20 THe Douste Daccers. By Ed. L, Wheeler... 21 Frontier ANGEL. By Edward 5. Ellis........ 2 Tom Sea Serpent. By Col. Juan Lewis...... 23 Nick o’ THe Nicut. By T. C. Harbaugh. ... 2 Dramonp Dirk. By Col. Prentiss Ingraham... 25 Tue Boy Caprary. By Roger Starbuck so alt 26 CLoven Hoor, THz Demon. By EB. L. Wheeler 27 ANTELOPE ABE, THE Boy GuipE. Oll Coomes.. 28 BurraLo Ben. By Edward L. Wheeler . ... 29 Tae Dump Pacn. By Capt. F. Whittaker... 30 RoarRIna Rapa Rockwoop. By H. St. George 81 Keen-Knirg. By Oll Coomes ........-..++++- 32 Bos Wootr. By Edward L. Wheeler ....--.. 83 THe OCEAN Bio 84 OREGON Sor. 4 Capt. J. F. C. Adams..... 3 85 Witp Ivan. By Edward L. Wheeler.......... 5¢e 36 THe Boy Ctown. By FrankS. Finn... ..... 87 THe Hrippen LopGge. By T.C. Harbaugb.. . 88 Nep Wy.Lpe. By Texas Jack SISSTSTSSSSSTTS SSSSTSTT SS Fs 89 DeaTH-F'Ack, THE Derective, By E. L. Wheeler 5c | 40 Rovinc Ben. By John J. Marshall............ Be 41 Lasso Jack. By Oll Coomes..... ........ 5c 42 Tar Puanrom Miner. By Ed. L. Wheeler. ... 5¢ 43 Dick Darurnc. By Capt. Frederick Whittaker 5c Rarriing Ruse. By Harry St. George. .... be Otp AvaLancHEe. By Edward L. eeler.... 5c 46 Guass-Eyve. By Capt. J. F. C. Adams ...... 5c 47 Niautincate Nar. By T. C. Harbaugh... .... 5c BLACK JOHN, THE ROAD-AGENT. J. E. er, Jr 5c 49 OMana Ott. By Edward L. Wheeler... ...... . 5e 50 Burt Bunker. By Charles E. Lasalle.......... 5e 51 Tue Bey Riries, By Archie C. Iron........... 5c 52 Tae Waite Burrawo. By Charles E. Lasalle... 5c 53 Jim Biupsog, Jr, By Edward L. 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