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Ralph Henry Barbour. Four in Camp
Four in Camp
Table of Contents
CHAPTER II. TELLS OF A TALK BY THE CAMP-FIRE AND OF HAPPENINGS IN A DORMITORY
CHAPTER III. SHOWS THAT A MOTOR-DORY CAN GO AS WELL AS STOP
CHAPTER IV. RELATES HOW NELSON BORROWED A LEAF FROM BOB, AND HOW DAN CRIED QUITS
CHAPTER V. TELLS HOW DAN PLAYED A TRUMP CARD, HOW BOB GAINED HONOR, AND HOW THE “BIG FOUR” CAME INTO EXISTENCE
CHAPTER VI. OPENS WITH AWFUL TIDINGS, AND ENDS WITH A GLEAM OF HOPE
CHAPTER VII. PROVES THE TRUTH OF THE SAYING THAT THERE IS ALWAYS ROOM AT THE TOP, AND SHOWS DAN WITH THE “BLUES”
CHAPTER VIII. TELLS HOW TOM WAS VISITED BY AUNT LOUISA—AND SOME OTHERS
CHAPTER IX. STARTS OUT WITH POETRY, HAS TO DO WITH A BEETLE, AND ENDS WITH A PENALTY
CHAPTER X. DESCRIBES AN AFTERNOON ON THE LAKE AND A GALLANT RESCUE
CHAPTER XI. TELLS HOW THE FOUR PLANNED AN EXCURSION, AND HOW DAN AND NELSON PLAYED HARES, MADE A DISCOVERY, AND HAD A FRIGHT
CHAPTER XII. HAS TO DO WITH STORM AND LIGHTNING; DISCOVERS TOM IN TEARS, AND CONCLUDES THE ADVENTURE
CHAPTER XIII. RECALLS THE FACT THAT WHAT’S FAIR FOR ONE IS FAIR FOR ANOTHER, AND RECORDS A DEFEAT AND A VICTORY
CHAPTER XIV. BEGINS A MIDNIGHT ADVENTURE WHICH THREATENS TO END IN DISASTER
CHAPTER XV. CONCLUDES THE ADVENTURE AND SHOWS TOM SLEEPING THE SLEEP OF THE JUST
CHAPTER XVI. RECORDS TWO VICTORIES OVER WICKASAW AND AN EPISODE WITH FISH
CHAPTER XVII. WITNESSES THE DEPARTURE OF THE FOUR ON A CANOE TRIP AND BRINGS THEM INTO CAMP FOR THE NIGHT
CHAPTER XVIII. TELLS HOW THEY FOUND A DERELICT AND A COURSE DINNER, AND MET WITH SHIPWRECK
CHAPTER XIX. CONCERNS ITSELF WITH THE DANGEROUS PLIGHT OF DAN AND NELSON AND THE COURAGE OF THE LATTER
CHAPTER XX. RELATES THE CONCLUSION OF THE TRIP AND WHAT HAPPENED AT CAMP
CHAPTER XXI. TELLS HOW THE FOUR LAID PLANS AND HOW BOB PREPARED FOR A VICTORY
CHAPTER XXII. NARRATES THE PROGRESS OF THE CONTEST WITH WICKASAW, AND WITNESSES THE DISINTEGRATION OF ONE WELLS
CHAPTER XXIII. PROVES THE SCORE-BOOK IN ERROR AND CLOSES THE STORY
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Ralph Henry Barbour
Published by Good Press, 2021
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“I told you he’d be all right, Dan!”
Nelson examined the bed, but found that it could not be made to stand without the aid of tools. So, thanking Hethington again for his pajamas and eliciting a calm “All right,” and looking about for evidences of further surprises without finding them, he blew out the lantern and descended into his lowly couch. The last thing he saw, as the light went out, was the amused countenance of Mr. Verder across the dormitory.
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