By Horatio Alger, Jr. CONTENTS |
  | CHAPTER | PAGE. | | I. | —Introducing Dan | 9 | | II. | —Dan at Home | 16 | | III. | —Gripp's Clothing Store | 24 | | IV. | —An Odd Couple | 31 | | V. | —Effecting a Loan | 39 | | VI. | —More than a Match | 46 | | VII. | —Mr. Gripp is Worsted | 54 | | VIII. | —Mike Rafferty's Trick | 63 | | IX. | —Mike's Theft is Discovered | 69 | | X. | —Dan as a Detective | 77 | | XI. | —Dan Has Another Adventure | 85 | | XII. | —A Mysterious Lady | 93 | | XIII. | —Althea | 101 | | XIV. | —A New Home | 109 | | XV. | —Dan Becomes a Detective | 117 | | XVI. | —Dan Makes a Discovery | 125 | | XVII. | —Talbot's Secret | 133 | | XVIII. | —Two Knights of the Highway | 141 | | XIX. | —Dan as a Good Samaritan | 150 | | XX. | —Laying the Train | 154 | | XXI. | —Twelve Thousand Dollars | 158 | | XXII. | —Talbot's Scheme Fails | 166 | | XXIII. | —The Calm Before the Storm | 175 | | XXIV. | —Old Jack, the Janitor | 179 | | XXV. | —The Burglary | 183 | | XXVI. | —Dan Learns to Dance | 191 | | XXVII. | —In the Dressing-room | 195 | | XXVIII. | —Dan at the Party | 199 | | XXIX. | —A Ne'er do Well | 207 | | XXX. | —How Hartley Got a Clew | 215 | | XXXI. | —Althea's Abduction | 222 | | XXXII. | —Donovan's | 229 | | XXXIII. | —Althea Becomes Katy Donovan | 237 | | XXXIV. | —Another Little Game | 245 | | XXXV. | —Dan Disguises Himself | 252 | | XXXVI. | —Dan Makes a Discovery | 260 | | XXXVII. | —Dan is Discovered | 264 | | XXXVIII. | —Unpleasant Quarters | 268 | | XXXIX. | —Dan Discomfits the Donovans | 272 | | XL. | —Hartley Surprised | 279 | | XLI. | —Dan is Adopted | 286 | | XLII. | —Conclusion | 292 |
FROM FARM BOY TO SENATOR; BEING THE HISTORY OF THE BOYHOOD AND MANHOOD OF DANIEL WEBSTER
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