Jr. Horatio Alger

PREFACE.

I. CHARLIE AND THE MISER.

II. A MISER'S HOUSEHOLD.

III. THE UNWELCOME VISITOR.

IV. A STARTLING QUESTION.

V. THE COMPACT.

VI. CHARLIE AT HOME.

VII. CAPTAIN BRACE.

VIII. THE BLUE CHEST.

IX. ON BOARD.

X. CHARLIE IN A TIGHT PLACE.

XI. OFF TO SEA.

XII. LANDLORD AND TENANT.

XIII. CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE.

XIV. BERT.

XV. MRS. CODMAN'S GOOD FORTUNE.

XVI. THE BEGINNING OF CHARLIE'S SEA-LIFE.

XVII. THE RIVAL CHAMPIONS.

XVIII. ANTONIO'S RESOLVE.

XIX. CHARLIE'S LAND YARN.

XX. BILL STURDY'S STORY.

XXI. THE PIRATE SHIP.

XXII. HOW TO ESCAPE FROM A PIRATE.

XXIII. ANTONIO'S PLOT.

XXIV. CHARLIE GETS INTO TROUBLE.

XXV. THE REAL CULPRIT IS DISCOVERED.

XXVI. A STORM BREWING.

XXVII. THE LASH.

XXVIII. TWO CONFERENCES.

XXIX. DANGER THREATENS BILL STURDY.

XXX. THE PASS OF DEATH.

XXXI. CHARLIE'S ESCAPE FROM THE SHIP.

XXXII. FIRST LESSONS.

XXXIII. A LETTER FROM CHARLIE.

XXXIV. THE RETURN OF THE BETSEY.

XXXV. CHARLIE TURNS UP UNEXPECTEDLY.

XXXVI. HOW CHARLIE COMES INTO HIS FORTUNE.

XXXVII. REUNITED AT LAST.

XXXVIII. REACHING PORT.

Transcriber's Notes:

Obvious punctuation errors and misprints have been corrected.

Blank pages present in the printed original have been deleted in the e-text version.

CHARLIE CODMAN'S CRUISE

A Story for Boys

BY

HORATIO ALGER, Jr.

AUTHOR OF "FRANK'S CAMPAIGN," "ERIE TRAIN BOY," "ADRIFT IN NEW YORK," ETC., ETC.

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