Yes, Greenway, the greatest pirate on the face of the earth.

I have a letter here, which was received by the provost-marshal and which he gave me to read, which tells that Blackbeard, the first pirate of his age, is dead.

Therefore, Ben Greenway, I take his place, and there is no living pirate greater than I am." "An' ye pride yoursel' on that, an' at this moment ?" asked Ben, truly amazed.
"That do I," said Bonnet.

"And think of it, Ben Greenway, that presumptuous, overbearing Blackbeard was killed, and his head brought away sticking up on the bow of a vessel.

What a rare sight that must have been, Ben! Think of his long beard, all tied up with ribbons, stuck up on the bow of a ship!" "An' ye are now the head de'il on earth ?" said Ben.
"You can put it that way, if you like," said Bonnet, "but I am not so looked upon in this town.