By Horatio Alger, Jr. (19) |
CONTENTS | CHAPTER | | PAGE | | | I. | Grant and His Mother, | 1 | | II. | Rodney Bartlett, | 10 | | III. | A Terrible Responsibility, | 20 | | IV. | Grant Saves the Train, | 29 | | V. | Grant Orders a New Suit, | 38 | | VI. | Seth Tarbox Makes a Discovery, | 47 | | VII. | Grant Makes up His Mind, | 57 | | VIII. | All is Settled, | 66 | | IX. | The Long Journey Begins, | 76 | | X. | Mr. Silverthorn's Treachery, | 86 | | XI. | An Indian Encounter, | 96 | | XII. | In Dire Distress, | 105 | | XIII. | The Solitary Cabin, | 114 | | XIV. | The New Acquaintance, | 123 | | XV. | Arrival at Sacramento, | 132 | | XVI. | Grant Gets a Job, | 137 | | XVII. | An Unpleasant Adventure, | 142 | | XVIII. | A True Friend, | 149 | | XIX. | Grant Falls Under Suspicion, | 158 | | XX. | Benton is Trapped, | 168 | | XXI. | Albert Benton is Unmasked, | 176 | | ivXXII. | Pulling up Stakes, | 188 | | XXIII. | The First Day at the Mines, | 197 | | XXIV. | Grant Has an Adventure, | 205 | | XXV. | Another Lonely Cabin, | 211 | | XXVI. | Nahum Stockton, | 219 | | XXVII. | Paul Crambo, | 226 | | XXVIII. | The Beginning of Success, | 236 | | XXIX. | Benton Has a Plan, | 246 | | XXX. | Benton Lays His Plans, | 256 | | XXXI. | Benton Opens the Trunk, | 262 | | XXXII. | A Letter from Mr. Crosmont, | 272 | | XXXIII. | On to the Golden Gate, | 277 | | XXXIV. | A Startling Incident, | 283 | | XXXV. | A Tragedy, | 293 | | XXXVI. | The Tarbox Family, | 303 | | XXXVII. | Mrs. Bartlett's Little Scheme | 314 | | XXXVIII. | Finding the Prodigal, | 322 | | XXXIX. | Grant Hears from Home, | 332 | | XL. | Conclusions, | 340 |
DAN, THE NEWSBOY.
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