The document describes the daily life and activities of pirates aboard their ships. It details the layout of a pirate schooner, including sleeping hammocks in the galley and captain's quarters. Pirates flew the Jolly Roger flag and were sometimes feared for their willingness to fight without mercy. Their loot included treasures found in shipwrecks. Some pirates had female crew members who dressed in men's clothes. Pirate diaries showed how some became captains through acts of courage and helped crew members escape dangerous situations. Pirates shared food and treasure democratically and had an oath against stealing from each other. Life was difficult, with dry hardtack as rations and tatty clothing.

1. Pirates
Charlotte Raby

2. Pages 2 - 3

3. pirate

4. There

5. robber

6. seas

7. whatever

8. Pages 4 - 5

9. Inside

10. schooner

11. main

12. captain

13. hammocks

14. galley

15. different

16. Pages 6 - 7

17. Crossbones

18. sailors

19. fright

20. Sometimes

21. without

22. fight

23. called

24. Pages 8 - 9

25. known

26. wreck

27. found

28. stole

29. Pages 10 - 11

30. female

31. always

32. clothes

33. Pages 12 - 13

34. diary

35. shows

36. became

37. high

38. escape

39. Pages 14 -1 5

40. crew

41. Tonight

42. sleep

43. Pages 16 - 17

44. Oath

45. share

46. vote

47. equal

48. food

49. steal

50. write

51. real

52. Pages 18 - 19

53. better

54. hardtack

55. dry

56. kitchen

57. Pages 20 - 21

58. tatty

59. shorts

60. bare

61. feet

62. Mate

63. normal

64. everyone

65. fine

66. breeches

67. Pages 22 - 23

68. broken

69. alone

70. longer