The Youth of Jefferson Or, a Chronicle of College Scrapes at Williamsburg, in Virginia, A.D. 1764
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THE YOUTH OF JEFFERSON
TABLE OF CONTENT.
TO THE READER.
THE YOUTH OF JEFFERSON.
CHAPTER I.
HOW THREE PERSONS IN THIS HISTORY CAME BY THEIR NAMES.
CHAPTER II.
JACQUES SHOWS THE ADVANTAGE OF BEING LED CAPTIVE BY A CROOK.
JACQUES SHOWS THE ADVANTAGE OF BEING LED CAPTIVE BY A CROOK.
CHAPTER III.
AN HEIRESS WHO WISHES TO BECOME A MAN.
AN HEIRESS WHO WISHES TO BECOME A MAN.
CHAPTER IV.
A POOR YOUNG MAN, AND A RICH YOUNG GIRL.
A POOR YOUNG MAN, AND A RICH YOUNG GIRL.
CHAPTER V.
IN WHICH SIR ASINUS MAKES AS IGNOMINIOUS RETREAT.
IN WHICH SIR ASINUS MAKES AS IGNOMINIOUS RETREAT.
CHAPTER VI.
HOW SIR ASINUS STAKED HIS GARTERS AGAINST A PISTOLE, AND LOST.
HOW SIR ASINUS STAKED HIS GARTERS AGAINST A PISTOLE, AND LOST.
CHAPTER VII.
JACQUES BESTOWS HIS PATERNAL ADVICE UPON A SCHOOLGIRL.
JACQUES BESTOWS HIS PATERNAL ADVICE UPON A SCHOOLGIRL.
CHAPTER VIII.
HOW SIR ASINUS INVENTED A NEW ORDER OF PHILOSOPHERS, THE APICIANS.
HOW SIR ASINUS INVENTED A NEW ORDER OF PHILOSOPHERS, THE APICIANS.
CHAPTER IX.
THE LUCK OF JACQUES.
THE LUCK OF JACQUES.
CHAPTER X.
MOWBRAY OPENS HIS HEART TO HIS NEW FRIEND.
MOWBRAY OPENS HIS HEART TO HIS NEW FRIEND.
CHAPTER XI.
HOW HOFFLAND FOUND THAT HE HAD LEFT HIS KEY BEHIND.
HOW HOFFLAND FOUND THAT HE HAD LEFT HIS KEY BEHIND.
CHAPTER XII.
HOW HOFFLAND CAUGHT A TARTAR IN THE PERSON OF MISS LUCY'S LOVER.
HOW HOFFLAND CAUGHT A TARTAR IN THE PERSON OF MISS LUCY'S LOVER.
CHAPTER XIII.
HOFFLAND MAKES HIS WILL.
HOFFLAND MAKES HIS WILL.
CHAPTER XIV.
HOSTILE CORRESPONDENCE.
HOSTILE CORRESPONDENCE.
CHAPTER XV.
SENTIMENTS OF A DISAPPOINTED LOVER ON THE SUBJECT OF WOMEN.
SENTIMENTS OF A DISAPPOINTED LOVER ON THE SUBJECT OF WOMEN.
CHAPTER XVI.
ADVANCE OF THE ENEMY UPON SIR ASINUS.
ADVANCE OF THE ENEMY UPON SIR ASINUS.
CHAPTER XVII.
CORYDON GOES A-COURTING.
CORYDON GOES A-COURTING.
CHAPTER XVIII.
GOING TO ROSELAND.
GOING TO ROSELAND.
CHAPTER XIX.
HOFFLAND EXERTS HIMSELF TO AMUSE THE COMPANY.
HOFFLAND EXERTS HIMSELF TO AMUSE THE COMPANY.
CHAPTER XX.
AT ROSELAND, IN THE EVENING.
AT ROSELAND, IN THE EVENING.
CHAPTER XXI.
DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT OF SIR ASINUS.
DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT OF SIR ASINUS.
CHAPTER XXII.
HOW HOFFLAND PREFERRED A GLOVE TO A DOZEN PISTOLES.
HOW HOFFLAND PREFERRED A GLOVE TO A DOZEN PISTOLES.
CHAPTER XXIII.
HOW SIR ASINUS FISHED FOR SWALLOWS, AND WHAT HE CAUGHT.
HOW SIR ASINUS FISHED FOR SWALLOWS, AND WHAT HE CAUGHT.
CHAPTER XXIV.
HOFFLAND IS WHISKED AWAY IN A CHARIOT.
HOFFLAND IS WHISKED AWAY IN A CHARIOT.
CHAPTER XXV.
SIR ASINUS GOES TO THE BALL.
SIR ASINUS GOES TO THE BALL.
CHAPTER XXVI.
ERNEST AND PHILIPPA.
ERNEST AND PHILIPPA.
CHAPTER XXVII.
THE LAST CHANCE OF JACQUES.
THE LAST CHANCE OF JACQUES.
CHAPTER XXVIII.
SIR ASINUS INTENDS FOR EUROPE.
SIR ASINUS INTENDS FOR EUROPE.
CHAPTER XXIX.
THE MAY FESTIVAL.
THE MAY FESTIVAL.
CHAPTER XXX.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
FINIS.
HOW THREE PERSONS IN THIS HISTORY CAME BY THEIR NAMES.
CHAPTER II.
JACQUES SHOWS THE ADVANTAGE OF BEING LED CAPTIVE BY A CROOK.
JACQUES SHOWS THE ADVANTAGE OF BEING LED CAPTIVE BY A CROOK.
CHAPTER III.
AN HEIRESS WHO WISHES TO BECOME A MAN.
AN HEIRESS WHO WISHES TO BECOME A MAN.
CHAPTER IV.
A POOR YOUNG MAN, AND A RICH YOUNG GIRL.
A POOR YOUNG MAN, AND A RICH YOUNG GIRL.
CHAPTER V.
IN WHICH SIR ASINUS MAKES AS IGNOMINIOUS RETREAT.
IN WHICH SIR ASINUS MAKES AS IGNOMINIOUS RETREAT.
CHAPTER VI.
HOW SIR ASINUS STAKED HIS GARTERS AGAINST A PISTOLE, AND LOST.
HOW SIR ASINUS STAKED HIS GARTERS AGAINST A PISTOLE, AND LOST.
CHAPTER VII.
JACQUES BESTOWS HIS PATERNAL ADVICE UPON A SCHOOLGIRL.
JACQUES BESTOWS HIS PATERNAL ADVICE UPON A SCHOOLGIRL.
CHAPTER VIII.
HOW SIR ASINUS INVENTED A NEW ORDER OF PHILOSOPHERS, THE APICIANS.
HOW SIR ASINUS INVENTED A NEW ORDER OF PHILOSOPHERS, THE APICIANS.
CHAPTER IX.
THE LUCK OF JACQUES.
THE LUCK OF JACQUES.
CHAPTER X.
MOWBRAY OPENS HIS HEART TO HIS NEW FRIEND.
MOWBRAY OPENS HIS HEART TO HIS NEW FRIEND.
CHAPTER XI.
HOW HOFFLAND FOUND THAT HE HAD LEFT HIS KEY BEHIND.
HOW HOFFLAND FOUND THAT HE HAD LEFT HIS KEY BEHIND.
CHAPTER XII.
HOW HOFFLAND CAUGHT A TARTAR IN THE PERSON OF MISS LUCY'S LOVER.
HOW HOFFLAND CAUGHT A TARTAR IN THE PERSON OF MISS LUCY'S LOVER.
CHAPTER XIII.
HOFFLAND MAKES HIS WILL.
HOFFLAND MAKES HIS WILL.
CHAPTER XIV.
HOSTILE CORRESPONDENCE.
HOSTILE CORRESPONDENCE.
CHAPTER XV.
SENTIMENTS OF A DISAPPOINTED LOVER ON THE SUBJECT OF WOMEN.
SENTIMENTS OF A DISAPPOINTED LOVER ON THE SUBJECT OF WOMEN.
CHAPTER XVI.
ADVANCE OF THE ENEMY UPON SIR ASINUS.
ADVANCE OF THE ENEMY UPON SIR ASINUS.
CHAPTER XVII.
CORYDON GOES A-COURTING.
CORYDON GOES A-COURTING.
CHAPTER XVIII.
GOING TO ROSELAND.
GOING TO ROSELAND.
CHAPTER XIX.
HOFFLAND EXERTS HIMSELF TO AMUSE THE COMPANY.
HOFFLAND EXERTS HIMSELF TO AMUSE THE COMPANY.
CHAPTER XX.
AT ROSELAND, IN THE EVENING.
AT ROSELAND, IN THE EVENING.
CHAPTER XXI.
DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT OF SIR ASINUS.
DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT OF SIR ASINUS.
CHAPTER XXII.
HOW HOFFLAND PREFERRED A GLOVE TO A DOZEN PISTOLES.
HOW HOFFLAND PREFERRED A GLOVE TO A DOZEN PISTOLES.
CHAPTER XXIII.
HOW SIR ASINUS FISHED FOR SWALLOWS, AND WHAT HE CAUGHT.
HOW SIR ASINUS FISHED FOR SWALLOWS, AND WHAT HE CAUGHT.
CHAPTER XXIV.
HOFFLAND IS WHISKED AWAY IN A CHARIOT.
HOFFLAND IS WHISKED AWAY IN A CHARIOT.
CHAPTER XXV.
SIR ASINUS GOES TO THE BALL.
SIR ASINUS GOES TO THE BALL.
CHAPTER XXVI.
ERNEST AND PHILIPPA.
ERNEST AND PHILIPPA.
CHAPTER XXVII.
THE LAST CHANCE OF JACQUES.
THE LAST CHANCE OF JACQUES.
CHAPTER XXVIII.
SIR ASINUS INTENDS FOR EUROPE.
SIR ASINUS INTENDS FOR EUROPE.
CHAPTER XXIX.
THE MAY FESTIVAL.
THE MAY FESTIVAL.
CHAPTER XXX.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
FINIS.
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