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WRITTEN BY Mary QuattlebaumILLUSTRATED BY Alexandra Boiger
Text copyright 2011 by Mary Quattlebaum . Illustrations copyright 2011 by Alexandra Boiger . Cover illustration2011 by Alexandra Boiger. All rights reserved. Published by Disney . Hyperion, an imprint of Disney Book Group.
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To Christopher, a true treasure of a guy.Here be the pirate tale ye craved. M.Q. To Andrea, the Italian pirate in my life A.B.
Bad Bart was the biggest,burliest pirate this side of the Atlantic.
But he
wanted to be the biggest, burliest pirate in the
world . And the richest. So one day he roared, Hoist anchor,
me hearties. Raise high the flag.
We sail till I be the best.
Meanwhile, another pirate tapped hergold tooth and squinted out to sea. Mean Mo was the maddest,
mightiest pirate this side of the Pacific.
But am I the maddest, mightiest
pirate in the world ? she wondered.
And the richest? So she set sail to find out.
The earth being round, the two met in the middle. Ahoy and avast! roared Bad Bart. Swing asideand let me pass. Swing yerself, ye scurvy dog! Mean Mo
roared right back. Bad Bart blinked.
He wasnt used to back talk.
He tried again:I be the biggest,
burliest And I be the
maddest, mightiest, Mean Mo interrupted. Ill not
move for a rogue like ye. Rogue, am I? Bad Bart
spat. Deck swabber. Grog swiller.
Landlubber. Bilge rat. Sea skunk. Gentleman,
Mean Mo sneered. Lady .
Such insults! Bad Bart stomped off to hisquarters, Mean Mo to hers.
They sulked and stewed for two
whole days before they came out again.
Mean Mo, ye be gettin one more chance,Bad Bart hollered. Will ye swing aside, or no? Never! roared Mean Mo. Ready the cannons, men! Wait a minute, Capn, piped up Bad
Barts rowdy crew. Blowin holes in the
ships wont do. Mean Mos rascally crew agreed.
Ye
need to figure this out fair and square,
just the two of ye.
A race! Mean Mo challenged. Unless yebe scared of a few wee sharks. Bring on the sharks! Bad Bart roared.
At least their teeth be straighter than
yours.
They wore out twenty sharks.And at the end of three whole days... ?
A tie! Both crews agreed. I call for another contest. Bad Bart
puffed out his chest. Can that girly arm throw
a cannonball?
In answer, Mean Mo grabbed one and hurled it...far out to sea. Plop! Bad Bart grabbed and hurled. Plop! Tie! This went on for four whole days,
till they ran out of cannonballs.
Then there was mast climbin. Tie! Arm wrestlin. Tie!
And even hardtack eatin. Tie! Well, Bad Bart may have been the biggest, burliest pirate,but, clearly, Mean Mo was the maddest and mightiest. Twas only one contest left.
It was time for a treasure count.The crews poured out grog and
settled on deck. Bad Bart dragged up his
treasure chest.
Mean Mo cracked her lock.
1, 2, 3... 4, 5, 6...
Such shine and sheen, such glitter and gleam. 47, 48, 49...
Piles of gold and jewels, mounds of rings and belts and crowns. 782, 783, 784... 835, 836, 837...
Finally, Bad Bart leaned back and gasped, 1,953. 1,953? Mean Mo shrieked. 1,953? Mean Mo shrieked. That means you
are the richest? Bad Bart grinned. are tied with me! yelled Mean Mo. I haveFont size:
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