Ralph Granger's Fortunes
by William Perry Brown
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About this eBook
- Author
- Brown, William Perry, 1847-1923
- Credits
- E-text prepared by Al Haines
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- PZ: Language and Literatures: Juvenile belles lettres
- Subject
- Slave trade -- Juvenile fiction
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 18683
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/18683
- Release Date
- June 26, 2006
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.[Frontispiece: "Grandpa!" cried Ralph. "You shall not shoot, I say!"] — RALPH GRANGER'S FORTUNES — BY
- 2.WILLIAM PERRY BROWN — ILLUSTRATED BY W. H. FRY — AKRON, OHIO THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING CO. NEW YORK —— 1902 —— CHICAGO
- 3.TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 4.LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS — "Grandpa!" cried Ralph. "You shall not shoot, I say!" . . . . . . . . . Frontispiece — "Mr. Duff," said Gary in his most grating tones, "who gave you the authority to interfere with my designs regarding this insolent youngster?" — Ralph's Winchester cracked and the raised arm fell shattered and useless. — "Quick, Ralph, pull me through by the arms." — Ralph Granger's Fortunes. — CHAPTER I. — Ending the Feud. — CHAPTER II — Ralph and His Grandfather. — CHAPTER III. — Ralph Continues His Journey. — CHAPTER IV. — The Moonshiners and the Railroad. — CHAPTER V. — Ralph's First Railroad Ride. — CHAPTER VI. — Ralph in Columbia. — CHAPTER VII. — An Enraged Photographer. — CHAPTER VIII. — Captain Shard's Proposal. — CHAPTER IX. — Ralph Arrives at Savannah. — CHAPTER X. — The Captain Talks With Ralph. — CHAPTER XI. — Aboard the Curlew. — CHAPTER XII. — The Curlew Puts to Sea. — CHAPTER XIII. — A Taste of Ship's Discipline. — CHAPTER XIV. — Bad Weather. — [Illustration: "Mr. Duff," said Gary in his most grating tones, "who gave you the authority to interfere with my designs regarding this insolent youngster?"] — CHAPTER XV. — Boarded by a Cruiser. — CHAPTER XVI. — Nearing the Gold Coast. — CHAPTER XVII. — Up the River. — CHAPTER XVIII. — A Brush in the Wilderness. — [Illustration: Ralph's Winchester cracked and the raised arm fell shattered and useless.] — CHAPTER XIX. — Left Behind. — CHAPTER XX. — Ralph Stumbles on a Discovery. — CHAPTER XXI. — At Close Quarters. — CHAPTER XXII. — Trouble of Another Kind. — CHAPTER XXIII. — Adrift. — CHAPTER XXIV. — Ralph's Sufferings. — CHAPTER XXV. — The Second Mate's Story. — [Illustration: "Quick, Ralph, pull me through by the arms."] — CHAPTER XXVI. — Hard Times. — CHAPTER XXVII. — Uncle Gideon.
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