Dick Merriwell's Pranks; Or, Lively Times in the Orient - Burt L. Standish

79-89 Seventh Avenue, New York

By STREET & SMITH

Dick Merriwell’s Pranks

into foreign languages, including the Scandinavian.

[CHAPTER I—IN THE BOSPORUS]
[CHAPTER II—IN PERSIA]
[CHAPTER III—THE PERSISTENCE OF ACHMET]
[CHAPTER IV—THE CHALLENGE]
[CHAPTER V—IN THE CEMETERY]
[CHAPTER VI—THE SIGHTS OF STAMBOUL]
[CHAPTER VII—LOST ON THE BURIED LAKE]
[CHAPTER VIII—ON THE WAY TO DAMASCUS]
[CHAPTER IX—THE STRUGGLE AT THE STATION]
[CHAPTER X—THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER]
[CHAPTER XI—A MAN OF COMMAND]
[CHAPTER XII—BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH]
[CHAPTER XIII—INWARD TORTURE]
[CHAPTER XIV—DICK DISOBEYS]
[CHAPTER XV—PURCHASING A HUMAN BEING]
[CHAPTER XVI—THE SWORD IS STAINED]
[CHAPTER XVII—A POSITION OF PERIL]
[CHAPTER XVIII—IN A DEADLY TRAP]
[CHAPTER XIX—BRAD AND NADIA]
[CHAPTER XX—THE FLIGHT]
[CHAPTER XXI—SAVED BY PRAYER]
[CHAPTER XXII—IN THE DESERT]
[CHAPTER XXIII—THE FOUNT OF FURY]
[CHAPTER XXIV—THE FATE OF A FOE]
[CHAPTER XXV—SUNSET FROM THE CITADEL]
[CHAPTER XXVI—SOME INTERESTING CONVERSATION]
[CHAPTER XXVII—THE PROFESSOR’S GAME]
[CHAPTER XXVIII—IN BUNOL’S POWER]
[CHAPTER XXIX—THE PURSUIT ON THE RIVER]
[CHAPTER XXX—HIS JUST DESERTS]

CHAPTER I—IN THE BOSPORUS

The steamer had crossed the Sea of Marmora and entered the Bosporus. It was approaching Constantinople. On the right lay Asia, on the left Europe. Either shore was lined with beautiful mosques and palaces, the fairylike towers and minarets gleaming in the sunshine.

Contents

CHAPTER I—IN THE BOSPORUS