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Chapter 42 Conclusion

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Contents

Chapter 1 A Collision Chapter 2 Signs Of A Tempest Chapter 3 Mrs. Ross Makes Two Unsatisfactory Visits Chapter 4 Harry Loses His Place, After All Chapter 5 Looking For Work Chapter 6 Uncle Obed Arrives From Illinois Chapter 7 An Unwelcome Guest Chapter 8 Uncle Obed Makes A Proposal Chapter 9 Notice To Quit Chapter 10 Philip Meets His Match Chapter 11 The Two Conspirators
Chapter 12 An Unexpected Invitation
Chapter 13 Three Young Sportsmen
Chapter 14 What Happened To Harry In The Wood
Chapter 15 Philip's Bad Adviser
Chapter 16 Bound Hand And Foot
Chapter 17 What Harry Saw In The Wood
Chapter 18 Harry's Commission
Chapter 19 Second Visit To The Wood
Chapter 20 On The Way To New York
Chapter 21 A Reward Offered
Chapter 22 Brought To Bay
Chapter 23 Finding The Box
Chapter 24 Philip In A Tight Place
Chapter 25 Philip Becomes A Prisoner
Chapter 26 Philip Is Forced To Apologize
Chapter 27 The Arrest
Chapter 28 Mr. Chase Is Brought To Justice
Chapter 29 Harry Becomes A Bondholder
Chapter 30 Congreve's Scheme
Chapter 31 The Tempter
Chapter 32 Philip Does Not Feel Happy
Chapter 33 Stealing The Bonds
Chapter 34 Philip Gets Rid Of His Plunder
Chapter 35 Throwing Suspicion On Harry
Chapter 36 Harry Is Charged With Theft
Chapter 37 Searching The Cottage
Chapter 38 Philip's Surprise
Chapter 39 How Congreve Succeeded
Chapter 40 Preparing To Prosecute
Chapter 41 Harry Manages His Own Case
Chapter 42 Conclusion
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