Alger, Horatio, 1832-1899 . Paul Prescott's Charge : a story for boys
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  • Front Matter
  • Chapter 1 PAUL PRESCOTT'S CHARGE. I. SQUIRE NEWCOME.
  • Chapter 2 II. PAUL PRESCOTT'S HOME.
  • Chapter 3 III. PAUL'S BRILLIANT PROSPECTS.
  • Chapter 4 IV. LIFE IN A NEW PHASE.
  • Chapter 5 V. A CRISIS.
  • Chapter 6 VI. PAUL'S DETERMINATION.
  • Chapter 7 VII. PAUL BEGINS HIS JOURNEY.
  • Chapter 8 VIII. A FRIEND IN NEED.
  • Chapter 9 IX. A CLOUD IN THE MUDGE HORIZON.
  • Chapter 10 X. MR. MUDGE MEETS HIS MATCH.
  • Chapter 11 XI. WAYSIDE GOSSIP.
  • Chapter 12 XII. ON THE BRINK OF DISCOVERY.
  • Chapter 13 XIII. PAUL REACHES THE CITY.
  • Chapter 14 XIV. A STRANGE BED-CHAMBER.
  • Chapter 15 XV. A TURN OF FORTUNE.
  • Chapter 16 XVI. YOUNG STUPID.
  • Chapter 17 XVII. BEN'S PRACTICAL JOKE.
  • Chapter 18 XVIII. MORE ABOUT BEN.
  • Chapter 19 XIX. MRS. MUDGE'S DISCOMFITURE.
  • Chapter 20 XX. PAUL OBTAINS A SITUATION.
  • Chapter 21 XXI. SMITH AND THOMPSON'S YOUNG MAN.
  • Chapter 22 XXII. MR. BENTON'S ADVENTURE.
  • Chapter 23 XXIII. PAUL LOSES HIS SITUATION AND GAINS A FRIEND.
  • Chapter 24 XXIV. PAUL CALLS ON MRS. DANFORTH.
  • Chapter 25 XXV. AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE.
  • Chapter 26 XXVI. A VULGAR RELATION.
  • Chapter 27 XXVII. MR. MUDGE'S FRIGHT.
  • Chapter 28 XXVIII. HOW BEN GOT HOME.
  • Chapter 29 XXIX. DAWKINS IN DIFFICULTIES.
  • Chapter 30 XXX. A TRAP IS LAID FOR PAUL.
  • Chapter 31 XXXI. CONVICTED OF THEFT.
  • Chapter 32 XXXII. RIGHT TRIUMPHANT.
  • Chapter 33 XXXIII. PAUL REDEEMS HIS PLEDGE.
  • Chapter 34 XXXIV. HOW PAUL GOES BACK TO WRENVILLE.
  • Chapter 35 XXXV. CONCLUSION.
  • Back Matter