  | CHAPTER | PAGE | | I | A Strange Affair | 1 | | II | A Cruel Implication | 15 | | III | Mr. St. Clive proves himself a True Friend | 25 | | IV | Ralph's First Day at School | 35 | | V | Making Things Straight | 45 | | VI | An Early Morning Spin | 55 | | VII | Horace Elgert Goes a little Too Far | 65 | | VIII | A Mysterious Midnight Visitor | 75 | | IX | Altogether Beyond Explanation | 84 | | X | Counsels and Promises | 94 | | XI | Going in for Grinding | 103 | | XII | The Stolen Banknote | 113 | | XIII | Divided Opinions | 122 | | XIV | By the River Side | 131 | | XV | The Lost Pocket-Book | 140 | | XVI | Things look Black for Ralph | 150 | | XVII | The Plot that Failed | 159 | | XVIII | Where the Banknote Went | 168 | | XIX | The Lame Horse once more | 177 | | XX | To Mr. St. Clive's | 186 | | XXI | A House of Refuge | 195 | | XXII | An Afternoon Ramble | 204 | | XXIII | The Ruin and the Lonely House | 213 | | XXIV | For the Sake of Revenge | 222 | | XXV | Just in Time | 231 | | XXVI | Tom Warren Speaks His Mind | 240 | | XXVII | In the Dead of the Night | 249 | | XXVIII | The Next Day | 259 | | XXIX | What Tinkle and Green Caught | 268 | | XXX | What Detained Ralph Rexworth | 277 | | XXXI | The Tables are Turned | 286 | | XXXII | Flogged and Expelled | 294 | | XXXIII | Conclusion | 303 |
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