CHAP. | | PAGE | I. | One of the “Old Sort” | 9 | II. | “Mr. Job Sloper” | 18 | III. | “Your Handwriting, Sir” | 22 | IV. | Marching Orders | 29 | V. | “Boots and Saddles” | 36 | VI. | Hazy Weather | 46 | VII. | A Leicestershire Lark | 51 | VIII. | A Dove of the Same | 59 | IX. | Four o’Clock, Stables | 65 | X. | “Hail! Smiling Morn!” | 72 | XI. | “A Merry Go-rounder” | 80 | XII. | “Dead for a Ducat” | 87 | XIII. | “After Dark” | 97 | XIV. | “Before the Dawn” | 106 | XV. | Taking a Hint | 111 | XVI. | Riding to Sell | 116 | XVII. | “Tempted to Buy” | 126 | XVIII. | The Dove-cote | 134 | XIX. | “The Boot on the Other Leg” | 143 | XX. | Deeper and Deeper | 148 | XXI. | The Magnum Bonum | 154 | XXII. | A Wet Night | 159 | XXIII. | Doughty Deeds | 169 | XXIV. | The Ball | 173 | XXV. | The Race | 182 | XXVI. | The Match | 188 | INSIDE THE BAR. CHAP. | | PAGE | I. | “The Genius Loci” | 193 | II. | Tips, the Horse-breaker | 207 | III. | Mr. Naggett | 221 | IV. | Tom Turnbull | 234 | V. | Old Ike, the Earth-stopper | 247 | VI. | Miss Merlin | 259 | VII. | Miss Merlin | 272 | VIII. | Young Plumtree | 286 |
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