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Golden Days for Boys and Girls, Vol. XII, Jan. 3, 1891

By Various

Classic work by Various.

Total Chapters: 15•Public Domain Free Read

Table of Contents

CHAPTER I.

"Discharged from your last situation, young man? For what reason?" And the busy superintendent of the Pen Yan Road, one of the largest railway systems in the country, turned from ...

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CHAPTER II.

Scarcely had the youth left the railroad company's headquarters, when a tall, spare man, with faultless dress and cleanly-shaven face, entered the apartment, going straight to the ...

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CHAPTER III.

An impatient crowd was waiting at the Big Y station for the northern mail, which was half an hour overdue. Finally, when the engine thundered into the depot, puffing and panting l...

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PART II.

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CHAPTER XVIII.

In the Depths of Woe. Collin stood staring at Trudy. She had not loosened her clinching hold for an instant, and, before he had realized it, the last warning had been shouted, the...

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CHAPTER XIX.

Mrs. Scott's Idea. Softly humming, Rosalie walked a little apart and pretended to find great interest in the still water, the scattering row-boats and the few belated bathers alon...

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CHAPTER XX.

An Important Letter. His visitors turned away. Rosalie, whose triumph was supreme, could not wholly control herself. She gave an occasional hop as they went. Trudy's face shone,...

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CHAPTER VI.

Lee now began to feel hungry and tired, so he let the boat drift while he sat down and ate the lunch which the old woman had provided with such very different intentions; and after...

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CHAPTER VII.

In a day or two after the vessel got to sea the mates got better and went to duty, and the skipper seemed to take a pleasure in abusing and worrying them, although it was evident f...

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CHAPTER VIII.

Next morning the old woman had them up early, for she wanted to use their beds, and gave them some breakfast, consisting of very good coffee, without milk, fried plantains, very ni...

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CHAPTER IX.

Police Headquarters. "Who are you? What are you talking about?" demanded one of the detectives of Andy, after the latter had stepped forward with his exclamation that it was not t...

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CHAPTER X.

A Mysterious Letter. Andy walked out into the street, feeling very ill-used and indignant, and was for hurrying away as quickly as possible, forgetting for the moment that he had ...

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CHAPTER XXVII.

Some Plain Talk. The evening after Tony's return with the money was a very joyful one for Job Loring. He was continually praising his second son, much to the disgust of the first,...

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CHAPTER XXVIII.

A Revelation. The little conference at Mr. Furbush's was over, and Mr. Morrison, rising, said slowly: "I was very sorry to feel it my duty to take part in this matter. Let us for...

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Volume XI,

"GOLDEN DAYS," Stamped in gilt and black lines, will be sent by mail, postage paid, to any address, on receipt of SIXTY CENTS. -> These covers can only be attached proper...

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