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F. W. Farrar. Eric, or Little by Little
Eric, or Little by Little
Table of Contents
Volume One--Chapter Two
A New Home
Volume One--Chapter Three
Bullying
Volume One--Chapter Four
Cribbing
Volume One--Chapter Five
The Second Term
Volume One--Chapter Six
Home Affections
Volume One--Chapter Seven
Eric a Boarder
Volume One--Chapter Eight
Taking Up
Volume One--Chapter Nine
“Dead Flies,” Or “Ye Shall Be As Gods”
Volume One--Chapter Ten
Dormitory Life
Volume One--Chapter Eleven
Eric in Coventry
“Gordon Is A Surly Devil.”
Volume One--Chapter Twelve
The Trial
Volume One--Chapter Thirteen
The Adventure at the Stack
Volume One--Chapter Fourteen
The Silver Cord Broken
Volume One--Chapter Fifteen
Home Again
Sacred To The Memory of. Edwin Russell. An Orphan Boy. Died At Roslyn School, May 1847, Aged Fifteen Years. Is it well with the child? It is well
End of Volume the First. Volume Two--Chapter One
Ardiel
Volume Two--Chapter Two
Wildney
Volume Two--Chapter Three
“The Jolly Herring.”
Volume Two--Chapter Four
Mr. Rose and Brigson
Volume Two--Chapter Five
Ripples
Volume Two--Chapter Six
Eric and Montagu
Volume Two--Chapter Seven
The Pigeons
Volume Two--Chapter Eight
Sowing the Wind
Volume Two--Chapter Nine
Whom the Gods love die Young
Volume Two--Chapter Ten
The Last Temptation
“Five Pounds Reward.”
Volume Two--Chapter Eleven
Reaping the Whirlwind
Volume Two--Chapter Twelve
The “Stormy Petrel.”
Volume Two--Chapter Thirteen
Home at Last
Volume Two--Chapter Fourteen
Conclusion
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F. W. Farrar
Published by Good Press, 2019
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Eric’s deliverance came very soon. It was afternoon; the boys were playing at different games in the green playground, and he was waiting for his turn at rounders. At this moment Barker lounged up, and calmly snatching off Eric’s cap, shied it over Dr. Rowlands’s garden-wall. “There, go and fetch that.”
“You blackguard,” said Eric, standing irresolutely for a few minutes; and then with tears in his eyes began to climb the wall. It was not very high, but boys were peremptorily forbidden to get over it under any circumstances, and Eric broke the rule not without trepidation. However, he dropped down on one of Mrs. Rowlands’s flower-beds, got his cap in a hurry, and clambered back undiscovered.
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