| CHAPTER I. |
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| Some Indications of a Rebellion | 9 |
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| CHAPTER II. |
| An Impromptu Race between the Beech Hill Barges | 19 |
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| CHAPTER III. |
| Dory Dornwood argues the Question | 29 |
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| CHAPTER IV. |
| The Chesterfields hang out their Banners | 39 |
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| CHAPTER V. |
| Just before the Battle | 49 |
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| CHAPTER VI. |
| The Coxswain of the Winooski indulges in More Strategy | 59 |
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| CHAPTER VII. |
| An Unsatisfactory Conference on the Waves | 69 |
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| CHAPTER VIII. |
| The Chesterfields surrender their Banners | 79 |
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| CHAPTER IX. |
| A Rebellion in the School-Room | 89 |
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| CHAPTER X. |
| Important to Boy-Architects and Engineers | 99 |
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| CHAPTER XI. |
| Dory Dornwood confronts the Topovers | 109 |
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| CHAPTER XII. |
| Tom Topover has Reason to be Astonished | 119 |
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| CHAPTER XIII. |
| A Victory for the Topovers | 129 |
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| CHAPTER XIV. |
| The Pursuit in the Goldwing | 139 |
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| CHAPTER XV. |
| The Skipper uses a Nautical Lasso | 149 |
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| CHAPTER XVI. |
| Commodore Tom Topover visits the Goldwing | 159 |
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| CHAPTER XVII. |
| The Chesterfields and their Allies renew the Battle | 169 |
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| CHAPTER XVIII. |
| Dory Dornwood deals in Moral Courage | 179 |
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| CHAPTER XIX. |
| Something more about the Beech Hill Rebellion | 189 |
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| CHAPTER XX. |
| The Visiting Committee at Beech Hill | 199 |
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| CHAPTER XXI. |
| The Orator of the Rebels obtains a Hearing | 209 |
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| CHAPTER XXII. |
| Bolly explains the Plans for the Boat-House and Wharf | 219 |
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| CHAPTER XXIII. |
| Volleys of Questions asked and answered | 229 |
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| CHAPTER XXIV. |
| The New Captain of the Sylph | 239 |
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| CHAPTER XXV. |
| The First Officer and Party in Battle Array | 249 |
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| CHAPTER XXVI. |
| The Result of the Battle on the Caisson | 259 |
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| CHAPTER XXVII. |
| The Interview between the Two Principals | 269 |
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| CHAPTER XXVIII. |
| Something about framing the Boat-Hous
SQUARE AND COMPASSES; OR, BUILDING THE HOUSE.
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