Henry Harrison Lewis

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CONTENTS

Chapter I. The Wreck of the Toy.

Chapter II. The Arrest.

Chapter III. The Girl Witness.

Chapter IV. The Dwellers in “Spook Hall.”

Chapter V. A Bold Resolve.

Chapter VI. The Boy Pilot.

Chapter VII. The Cadet Midshipman.

Chapter VIII. A Rumor Afloat.

Chapter IX. Going Ashore.

Chapter X. Unfathomed.

Chapter XI. The Promise Kept.

Chapter XII. A Plot That Failed.

Chapter XIII. Stumbling Blocks.

Chapter XIV. Facing the Music.

Chapter XV. Boarding the Venture.

Chapter XVI. Under Convoy.

Chapter XVII. Jack Judson’s Memory.

Chapter XVIII. Strangely Met.

Chapter XIX. A Threat.

Chapter XX. The Midshipman.

Chapter XXI. Shaking Hands With the Past.

Chapter XXII. Disciplining a “Captain.”

Chapter XXIII. A Secret Foe.

Chapter XXIV. A Secret Friend.

Chapter XXV. A Clouded Record.

Chapter XXVI. The Telltale Coin.

Chapter XXVII. A Double Accusation.

Chapter XXVIII. The Story Told.

Chapter XXIX. The Alternative.

Chapter XXX. Not Accepted.

Chapter XXXI. A Swimming Match.

Chapter XXXII. The “Water Wizard.”

Chapter XXXIII. “Honors Easy.”

Chapter XXXIV. A Letter from Home.

Chapter XXXV. The Midshipman’s Reverie.

Chapter XXXVI. The First Cruise.

Chapter XXXVII. The Demand.

Chapter XXXVIII. Keeping an Appointment.

Chapter XXXIX. The Tell Tale Paper.

Chapter XL. Three Reports.

Chapter XLI. A Life on the Ocean Wave.

Chapter XLII. “Man Overboard!”

Chapter XLIII. A Debt of Gratitude.

Chapter XLIV. The Pilot Midshipman.

Chapter XLV. Unexpected Visitors.

Chapter XLVI. A Forced Resignation.

Chapter XLVII. A Midnight Expedition.

Chapter XLVIII. Conclusion.

MIDSHIPMAN MERRILL

BY
HENRY HARRISON LEWIS

AUTHOR OF
“Centre-Board Jim,” “Ensign Merrill,” etc.

PHILADELPHIA
DAVID MCKAY, PUBLISHER
610 South Washington Square

Copyright, 1899,
By STREET & SMITH

MIDSHIPMAN MERRILL.