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"It might give us some clew," says I, "as to what him and your paw had a run-in about."
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SHORTY McCABE ON THE JOB BY SEWELL FORD AUTHOR OF SHORTY McCABE, SIDE-STEPPING WITH SHORTY, ETC. ILLUSTRATED BY F. VAUX WILSON NEW YORK GROSSET & DUNLAP PUBLISHERS |
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Copyright, 1913, 1914, 1915, by SEWELL FORD Copyright, 1915, by EDWARD J. CLODE All rights reserved |
CONTENTS
| CHAPTER | PAGE | ||
| I. | Wishing a New One on Shorty | [1] | |
| II. | A Few Squirms By Bayard | [18] | |
| III. | Peeking in on Pedders | [32] | |
| IV. | Two Singles to Goober | [49] | |
| V. | The Case of a Female Party | [65] | |
| VI. | How Millie Shook the Jinx | [81] | |
| VII. | Reverse English on Sonny Boy | [100] | |
| VIII. | Gumming Gopher to the Map | [115] | |
| IX. | What Lindy Had Up Her Sleeve | [131] | |
| X. | A Case of Nobody Home | [150] | |
| XI. | Under the Wire with Edwin | [165] | |
| XII. | A Fifty-Fifty Split with Hunk | [182] | |
| XIII. | A Follow Through By Eggy | [198] | |
| XIV. | Catching Up with Gerald | [217] | |
| XV. | Shorty Hears From Pemaquid | [233] | |
| XVI. | Scratch One on Bulgaroo | [251] | |
| XVII. | Bayard Ducks His Past | [267] | |
| XVIII. | Trailing Dudley Through a Trance | [285] | |
| XIX. | A Little While with Alvin | [304] |
ILLUSTRATIONS
| "It might give us some clew," says I, "as to what him and your paw had a run-in about." | [Frontispiece] |
| FACING PAGE | |
| "I wouldn't have anything happen to you for the world," says I. | [6] |
| "Now see hea-uh, Mistuh Vonstable," says he, "I wouldn't go for to do anything like that." | [62] |
| "Say, I'm a bear for Paris." | [94] |
| "Now, friends!" he calls, "everybody in on the chorus." | [127] |
| "What's the idea," says Mabel, "wishin' this Rube stuff on us?" | [158] |
| He sidles up to the desk and proceeds to make some throaty noises. | [198] |
| Blamed if Dudley don't have the nerve to tow Veronica into the next room, stretchin' on tiptoe to talk in her ear. | [298] |