or, SAM SLICK IN ENGLAND.
By Thomas Chandler Haliburton
CHAPTER I. UNCORKING A BOTTLE.
CHAPTER II. A JUICY DAY IN THE COUNTRY.
CHAPTER III. TYING A NIGHT-CAP.
CHAPTER IV. HOME AND THE SEA.
CHAPTER V. T'OTHER EEND OF THE GUN.
CHAPTER VI. SMALL POTATOES AND FEW IN A HILL.
CHAPTER VII. A GENTLEMAN AT LARGE.
CHAPTER VIII. SEEING LIVERPOOL.
CHAPTER IX. CHANGING A NAME.
CHAPTER X. THE NELSON MONUMENT.
CHAPTER XI. COTTAGES.
CHAPTER XII. STEALING THE HEARTS OF THE PEOPLE.
CHAPTER XIII. NATUR'.
CHAPTER XIV. THE SOCDOLAGER.
CHAPTER XV. DINING OUT.
THE SECOND VOLUME.
CHAPTER I. THE NOSE OF A SPY
CHAPTER II. THE PATRON; OR, THE COW'S TAIL.
CHAPTER III. ASCOT RACES.
CHAPTER IV. THE GANDER PULLING.
CHAPTER V. THE BLACK STOLE.
CHAPTER VI. THE PRINCE DE JOINVILLE'S HORSE.
CHAPTER VII. LIFE IN THE COUNTRY.
CHAPTER VIII. BUNKUM.
CHAPTER IX. THROWING THE LAVENDER.
CHAPTER X. AIMING HIGH.
CHAPTER XI. A SWOI-REE.
CHAPTER XII. TATTERSALL'S OR, THE ELDER AND THE GRAVE DIGGER.
CHAPTER XIII. LOOKING BACK.
CHAPTER XIV. CROSSING THE BORDER.
CHAPTER XV. THE IRISH PREFACE. Gentle reader,
