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Biggles Flies West - Captain W.E. Johns Fiction 'A fitting end to aBiggles searches for pirate gold! Out on a walk in London with Algy and Ginger, Biggles bumps into a young lad called Dick Denver. A chance encounter perhaps, but there isn't time for formal introductions. Dick knows the location of a secret treasure trove, hidden in an old pirate ship in the Caribbean. His father's final letter contained a map detailing how to find it, and a single gold doubloon as proof. He needs Biggles' help to find the rest.