Ralph Granger's Fortunes
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The Project Gutenberg eBook, Ralph Granger's Fortunes, by William Perry Brown, Illustrated by W. H. Fry
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[Frontispiece: "Grandpa!" cried Ralph. "You shall not shoot, I say!"]
[Frontispiece: "Grandpa!" cried Ralph. "You shall not shoot, I say!"]
RALPH GRANGER'S FORTUNES
BY
WILLIAM PERRY BROWN
ILLUSTRATED BY W. H. FRY
AKRON, OHIO THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING CO. NEW YORK —— 1902 —— CHICAGO
ILLUSTRATED BY W. H. FRY
AKRON, OHIO THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING CO. NEW YORK —— 1902 —— CHICAGO
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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."
"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.
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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