The Second String

The Second String

CHAPTER I.THE FAILURE CHAPTER II.JACK'S RESOLVE CHAPTER III.A SCHOOL CHUM CHAPTER IV.AN OLD TIME SKIPPER CHAPTER V.TOPSY TURVY CHAPTER VI.TAPPING CHAPTER VII.WEATHERING THE STORM CHAPTER VIII.BARRY TUXFORD CHAPTER IX.IN SHARK'S BAY CHAPTER X.THE TWO BLACK DIVERS CHAPTER XI.TURNING TURTLE AND AFTER CHAPTER XII.JACOB'S YARN CHAPTER XIII.THE DIVERS AT WORK CHAPTER XIV.THE BLACK PEARL CHAPTER XV.A CLEVER THIEF CHAPTER XVI.JACK DISCOVERS HIS LOSS CHAPTER XVII.THE PEARL DEALER CHAPTER XVIII.ON HORSEBACK AGAIN CHAPTER XIX.A STAB IN THE DARK CHAPTER XX.THE TRAINER'S SUGGESTION CHAPTER XXI.BRICKY FINDS A JOB CHAPTER XXII.BLACK BOY'S OWNER CHAPTER XXIII.BARRY WAXES ELOQUENT CHAPTER XXIV.BADLY RIDDEN CHAPTER XXV.SOMETHING ABOUT WINIFRED CHAPTER XXVI.A PUZZLE CHAPTER XXVII.THE SECOND STRING CHAPTER XXVIII.THE NEW CLAIMS CHAPTER XXIX.BOUND FOR HOME CHAPTER XXX.REALISATION SPORTING NOVELS. By NAT GOULD. "The failure" did not seem unhappy, he walked across the field with a free and easy stride, whistling softly to himself, enjoying the beauties of nature, taking in everything at a glance, drinking deep of the many good things that mother earth provided for the entertainment of mankind. To look at him seemed to give a great denial to Sir Lester's remark. Failure was not written on his face, he was apparently an active, well bred, strong, able bodied young man, and yet Jack Redland was a failure, for he had done nothing to advance himself in life, and had tried his hand at many things without success. His brothers had done well in life, his two sisters had married rich men, and were more or less happy, according to the lot of such people. His father left him exactly two thousand pounds and he spent it in a year. How he had lived since that time no one knew, but he was always well dressed and never seemed in want of money. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 35782
Author: Gould, Nat
Release Date: Apr 6, 2011
Format: eBook
Language: English