| CHAPTER | | PAGE | | I. | Harry Loudon Makes Up His Mind. | 9 | | II. | The Adoption. | 15 | | III. | Commencing Business. | 21 | | IV. | Kate, very naturally, is Anxious. | 30 | | V. | The Turkey-Hunter. | 38 | | VI. | Tony Strikes Out. | 47 | | VII. | Aunt Matilda's Christmas. | 58 | | VIII. | A Lively Team. | 71 | | IX. | Business in Earnest. | 85 | | X. | A Meeting on the Road. | 97 | | XI. | Rob. | 103 | | XII. | Tony on the War-path. | 112 | | XIII. | Cousin Maria. | 118 | | XIV. | Harry's Grand Scheme. | 124 | | XV. | The Council. | 135 | | XVI. | Company Business. | 143 | | XVII. | Principally Concerning Kate. | 154 | | XVIII. | The Arrival. | 164 | | XIX. | Constructing the Line. | 172 | | XX. | An Important Meeting of the Board. | 181 | | XXI | A Last Resort. | 189 | | XXII. | A Quandary. | 194 | | XXIII. | Crossing the Creek. | 202 | | XXIV. | The First Business Telegrams. | 210 | | XXV. | Profits and Projects | 225 | | XXVI. | A Grand Proposition. | 237 | | XXVII. | How Something Came to an End. | 246 | | XXVIII. | A Meeting. | 253 | | XXIX | Once more in the Woods. | 257 | | XXX. | A Girl and a Gun. | 264 | | XXXI. | A Man in a Boat. | 271 | | XXXII. | Aunt Matilda's Letter. | 277 | | XXXIII. | Time to Stop. | 286 |
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