The Telegraph Messenger Boy; Or, The Straight Road to Success
BEN SWUNG HIS HAT AND SHOUTED, AND AT LAST CAUGHT THE NOTICE OF THE PEOPLE ON THE BANK.—P. 51.
THE TELEGRAPH
MESSENGER BOY
THE STRAIGHT ROAD TO SUCCESS
EDWARD S. ELLIS
AUTHOR OF “DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI,” “LIFE OF KIT
CARSON,” “LOST IN THE WILDS,” “RED
PLUME,” ETC.
CHATTERTON-PECK COMPANY
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Copyright, 1889, by
N. L. MUNRO
Edward Sylvester Ellis
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CHAPTER I
ON A LOG
CHAPTER II
THE COLLISION
CHAPTER III
THE OFFICE BOY
CHAPTER IV
A MESSAGE IN THE NIGHT
CHAPTER V
IN STORM AND DARKNESS
CHAPTER VI
“TELL MOTHER I AM ALL RIGHT”
CHAPTER VII
A THRILLING VOYAGE
CHAPTER VIII
THE CIPHER TELEGRAM
CHAPTER IX
THE TRANSLATION
CHAPTER X
FARMER JONES
CHAPTER XI
THE VALUE OF COURTESY
CHAPTER XII
A CALL
CHAPTER XIII
AT THE GRANDIN MANSION
CHAPTER XIV
THE CONSPIRACY
CHAPTER XV
AN AFFRAY AT NIGHT
CHAPTER XVI
THE THIRD TELEGRAM
CHAPTER XVII
DECIDEDLY MIXED
CHAPTER XVIII
BETWEEN TWO FIRES
CHAPTER XIX
BAFFLED!
CHAPTER XX
WATCHING AND WAITING
CHAPTER XXI
“LAY LOW!”
CHAPTER XXII
THE BATTLE OF LIFE
CHAPTER XXIII
FACE TO FACE
CHAPTER XXIV
STARTLING DISCOVERIES
CHAPTER XXV
IN THE NICK OF TIME
CHAPTER XXVI
CONCLUSION
Язык
Английский
Год издания
2008-06-20
Темы
Conduct of life -- Juvenile fiction; Children -- Conduct of life -- Juvenile fiction; Adventure stories; Poverty -- Juvenile fiction; Youth -- Conduct of life -- Juvenile fiction; Diligence -- Juvenile fiction; Success -- Juvenile fiction; Mothers and sons -- Juvenile fiction; Courage -- Juvenile fiction; Telegraph -- Employees -- Juvenile fiction