BURT L. STANDISH

AUTHOR OF

"Frank Merriwell's School-Days," "Frank Merriwell's Chums," "Frank Merriwell's Foes," etc.

PHILADELPHIA

DAVID McKAY, PUBLISHER

610 South Washington Square

Copyright, 1903 By STREET & SMITH

Frank Merriwell Down South


CONTENTS

Chapter Page
I—A Wonderful Story[7]
II—Gone[13]
III—Held for Ransom[19]
IV—Unmasked[27]
V—Kidnaped[31]
VI—Carried into the Mountains[37]
VII—The Camp in the Desert[42]
VIII—The Treasure Seeker[46]
IX—The Professor's Escape[51]
X—The Stranger[57]
XI—The Awakening Volcano[62]
XII—Doom of the Silver Palace[68]
XIII—A Stampede in a City[75]
XIV—The Hot Blood of Youth[80]
XV—Mystery of the Flower Queen[85]
XVI—Professor Scotch Feels Ill[90]
XVII—Led into a Trap[95]
XVIII—Barney on Hand[100]
XIX—A Humble Apology[106]
XX—The Professor's Courage[111]
XXI—Frank's Bold Move[116]
XXII—The Queen is Found[121]
XXIII—Fighting Lads[127]
XXIV—End of the Search[132]
XXV—The Mysterious Canoe[138]
XXVI—Still More Mysterious[144]
XXVII—In the Everglades[149]
XXVIII—The Hut on the Island[155]
XXIX—A Wild Night in the Swamp[160]
XXX—Frank's Shot[165]
XXXI—Young in Years Only[170]
XXXII—A Mysterious Transformation[177]
XXXIII—Gage Takes a Turn[181]
XXXIV—A Fearful Fate[186]
XXXV—The Serpent Vine[192]
XXXVI—Right or Wrong[196]
XXXVII—Frank's Mercy[200]
XXXVIII—In the Mountains Again[206]
XXXIX—Frank and Kate[212]
XL—A Jealous Lover[218]
XLI—Facing Death[222]
XLII—Muriel[228]
XLIII—Saved![240]
XLIV—Frank's Suspicion[248]
XLV—The Greatest Peril[257]
XLVI—The Mystery of Muriel[263]

[Transcriber's Note: The following list of illustrations has been created for this electronic edition. Some illustrations have been moved to positions closer to their appearance in the text.]