By Horatio Alger, Jr. (14) |
CONTENTS | I | Two School Friends | | II | The Telegram | | III | Frank's Bereavement | | IV | Mrs. Manning's Will | | V | Disinherited | | VI | An Unsatisfactory Interview | | VII | A School Friend | | VIII | A New Plan | | IX | The New Owner of Ajax | | X | Mark Yields to Temptation | | XI | Mark Gets into Trouble | | XII | Suspended | | XIII | Mr. Manning's New Plan | | XIV | Good-bye | | XV | Erastus Tarbox of Newark | | XVI | An Unpleasant Discovery | | XVII | The Way of the World | | XVIII | Frank Arrives in New York | | XIX | Frank Seeks Employment in Vain | | XX | An Adventure in Wall Street | | XXI | The Capture | | XXII | The Young Tea Merchant | | XXIII | Frank Meets Mr. Manning and Mark | | XXIV | A Discouraging Day | | XXV | Perplexity | | XXVI | Frank Hears Something to His Advantage | | XXVII | An Incident in a Street Car | | XXVIII | Frank Makes an Evening Call | | XXIX | Frank Is Offered a Position | | XXX | Frank as Private Secretary | | XXXI | A Letter from Mr. Tarbox | | XXXII | Mr. Percival's Proposal | | XXXIII | Preparing for a Journey | | XXXIV | Frank Reaches Jackson | | XXXV | Dick Hamlin | | XXXVI | Mr. Fairfield, the Agent | | XXXVII | Frank Receives a Letter from Mr. Percival | | XXXVIII | The Agent Is Notified | | XXXIX | An Important Discovery | | XL | Jonas Barton | | XLI | Conclusion |
ANDY GRANT'S PLUCK
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