Draw Swords!

In the Horse Artillery

George Manville Fenn

Contents

[Chapter I. A Feather in his Cap.]
[Chapter II. Fine Feathers make Fine Birds.]
[Chapter III. Chums!]
[Chapter IV. Such a Boy!]
[Chapter V. A Test of Pluck.]
[Chapter VI. Putting through the Paces.]
[Chapter VII. A Beast of a Temper.]
[Chapter VIII. “That Young Chap’s All There!”]
[Chapter IX. A Boy at Home.]
[Chapter X. His Monkey Up.]
[Chapter XI. Black Bob.]
[Chapter XII. Wyatt’s Sermon.]
[Chapter XIII. Hanson Plays the Fool.]
[Chapter XIV. Out of his Cage.]
[Chapter XV. Wyatt’s Old Father.]
[Chapter XVI. A Special Pleader.]
[Chapter XVII. On Service.]
[Chapter XVIII. A Royal Dinner-Party.]
[Chapter XIX. In Action.]
[Chapter XX. Playing the Doctor.]
[Chapter XXI. Sergeant Stubbs Opens his Eyes.]
[Chapter XXII. How the Guns Worked.]
[Chapter XXIII. Differences of Opinion.]
[Chapter XXIV. Friends and Enemies.]
[Chapter XXV. Sleeping with your Window Open.]
[Chapter XXVI. A Smell of Oil.]
[Chapter XXVII. A Disturbed Night.]
[Chapter XXVIII. The Work of the Enemy.]
[Chapter XXIX. “Hot Boiled Beans.”]
[Chapter XXX. A Dastardly Act.]
[Chapter XXXI. Prompt Action.]
[Chapter XXXII. Mother and Son.]
[Chapter XXXIII. Wyatt Smokes the Hubble-Bubble.]
[Chapter XXXIV. Sergeant Stubbs is Curious.]
[Chapter XXXV. In the Labyrinth.]
[Chapter XXXVI. Robbery.]
[Chapter XXXVII. What Dick Saw.]
[Chapter XXXVIII. The Search for the Jewels.]
[Chapter XXXIX. Dismissed.]
[Chapter XL. The Wazir at Work.]
[Chapter XLI. Friends or Enemies?]
[Chapter XLII. A Confession.]
[Chapter XLIII. “Palmam Qui”—]

List of Illustrations.

[“Will you let go of the young sahib’s leg, oh first cousin of ten thousand demons?” shrieked the man.]
[He reared up till it seemed as if he must go over backward.]
[“I am glad to welcome you, sir,” said the Rajah.]
[There was a yell of rage, and they tore on faster.]
[“Are you hurt, Wyatt?” cried Dick, catching him by the arm.]
[“Arrest those men,” cried Wyatt to the two guards.]
[The blade of a tulwar fell quivering on the marble floor.]
[“But he ran the Wazir through first, and saved your life.”]

Chapter I.
A Feather in his Cap.

“Oh, I say, what a jolly shame!”