OR THE FORTUNES OF A YOUNG JANITOR By Horatio Alger Jr. CONTENTS I. THE YOUNG JANITOR. II. HERBERT CONSIDERS HIMSELF INSULTED. III. DR. EUCLID RECEIVES A CALL. IV. TROUBLE PREPARING FOR ANDY. V. A MESSENGER OF BAD TIDINGS. VI. A LAWYER'S VISIT. VII. THE LOST RECEIPT. VIII. MR. STARR'S INVOLUNTARY RIDE. IX. A GIFT FROM THE DEAD. X. THE FATE OF A BULLY. XI. ANDY IS ENGAGED FOR POLICE DUTY. XII. MIKE HOGAN. XIII. ANDY ON GUARD. XIV. ANDY IS BESIEGED. XV. AN EXCITING SCENE. XVI. EXCITEMENT IN THE VILLAGE. XVII. PREPARING FOR A JOURNEY. XVIII. THE RIDE TO CRANSTON. XIX. FOILING A HIGHWAYMAN. XX. PERKINS, THE DETECTIVE. XXI. MIKE HOGAN'S CAPTURE. XXII. AN IMPORTANT PROPOSAL. XXIII. ANDY'S RESOLVE. XXIV. ANDY'S TRIUMPH OVER MR. STARR. XXV. MR. STARR'S CRUSHING DEFEAT. XXVI. ANDY'S NEW NAME. XXVII. ANDY MEETS HIS PREDECESSOR. XXVIII. ANDY ARRIVES IN CATO. XXIX. SIMON DODGE. XXX. MR. JEREMIAH BRACKETT. XXXI. ANDY IS ENGAGED. XXXII. TOMMY'S INNOCENT TRICK. XXXIII. MR. DODGE'S MYSTERIOUS JOURNEY. XXXIV. WHAT MR. DODGE DID IN JEFFERSON. XXXV. TOMMY'S PRANKS. XXXVI. MR. BRACKETT'S DIPLOMACY. XXXVII. AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE TURNS UP. XXXVIII. A WICKED COMPACT. XXXIX. A CUNNING PLOT. XL. THE BRACKETTS ARE CHECKMATED. XLI. ANDY'S SECRET IS DISCOVERED. XLII. HOW THE TABLES WERE TURNED. XLIII. BAD REPORTS ABOUT ANDY. XLIV. CONCLUSION.

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