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CONTENTS CHAPTER I. — THE YOUNG OUTLAW. CHAPTER II. — SAM'S EARLY LIFE. CHAPTER IV. — SAM FRIGHTENS THE HOUSEHOLD. CHAPTER V. — SAM COMBINES BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE. CHAPTER VI. — SAM'S SUDDEN SICKNESS. CHAPTER VII. — SAM MEETS HIS MATCH. CHAPTER VIII. — SAM'S TEMPTATION. CHAPTER IX. — SAM TAKES FRENCH LEAVE. CHAPTER X. — SAM'S ADVENTURES AT THE DEPOT. CHAPTER XI. — FIRST EXPERIENCES IN THE CITY. CHAPTER XII. — CLARENCE BROWN. CHAPTER XIII. — ROBBED IN HIS SLEEP. CHAPTER XV. — ANY WAY TO MAKE A LIVING. CHAPTER XVI. — SAM MEETS BROWN AND IS UNHAPPY, CHAPTER XVIII. — SAM TURNS IMPOSTOR. CHAPTER XX. — SAM GETS INTO A NEW BUSINESS. CHAPTER XXI. — SAM OBTAINS A PLACE. CHAPTER XXII. — THE YOUNG DOCTOR. CHAPTER XXIII. — SAM FALLS INTO BAD COMPANY. CHAPTER XXIV. — SAM'S EXCUSES. CHAPTER XXV. — BROUGHT TO JUSTICE. CHAPTER XXVI. — PIPKIN'S DINING-ROOMS.
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