By Horatio Alger, Jr. 1893
CHAPTER I. OLD FRIENDS IN MELBOURNE.
CHAPTER II. PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE.
CHAPTER III. FLETCHER ACTS SUSPICIOUSLY.
CHAPTER IV. A TIMELY RESCUE.
CHAPTER V. STARTING FOR THE MINES.
CHAPTER VI. A NIGHT INCIDENT.
CHAPTER VII. PARTING COMPANY.
CHAPTER VIII. A VICTIM OF TREACHERY.
CHAPTER IX. A DISAGREEABLE SURPRISE.
CHAPTER X. FLETCHER TURNS UP AGAIN.
CHAPTER XI. TAKEN CAPTIVE.
CHAPTER XII. THE HOME OF THE BUSHRANGERS.
CHAPTER XIII. A TRIAL AND ITS TRAGIC FINALE.
CHAPTER XIV. ELECTION OF A NEW CAPTAIN.
CHAPTER XV. LOST IN THE WOODS.
CHAPTER XVI. THE SHEPHERD'S HUT.
CHAPTER XVII. A WELCOME IN THE WILDS.
CHAPTER XVIII. A DANGEROUS ACQUAINTANCE.
CHAPTER XIX. A RUFFIAN FOILED.
CHAPTER XX. THE BOYS ARRIVE AT BENDIGO.
CHAPTER XXI. BUYING A CLAIM.
CHAPTER XXII. STRIKING LUCK.
CHAPTER XXIII. RAISING THE NUGGET.
CHAPTER XXIV. THE NUGGET IN DANGER.
CHAPTER XXV. THE MIDNIGHT ROBBERY.
CHAPTER XXVI. A THIEF'S EMBARRASSMENT.
CHAPTER XXVII. BAFFLED CUPIDITY.
CHAPTER XXVIII. THE NUGGET IN SAFETY.
CHAPTER XXIX. SELLING THE CLAIM.
CHAPTER XXX. THE TWO CONSPIRATORS.
CHAPTER XXXI. TAKEN CAPTIVE.
CHAPTER XXXII. OBED IN A TIGHT PLACE.
CHAPTER XXXIII. THE TABLES ARE TURNED.
CHAPTER XXXIV. FAREWELL TO MELBOURNE.
CHAPTER XXXV. SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES.
CHAPTER XXXVI. A HEART-BROKEN RELATIVE.
CHAPTER XXXVII. HOME AGAIN.
CHAPTER XXXVIII. THE BOYS SECURE POSITIONS.
CHAPTER XXXIX. CONCLUSION.
