Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1872,
BY JAMES R. OSGOOD & CO.,
in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
University Press: Welch, Bigelow, & Co., Cambridge.
CONTENTS.
| Chapter | Page | |
|---|---|---|
| I. | The Thunder-Squall | [7] |
| II. | What Jack found in the Log | [13] |
| III. | “Treasure-Trove” | [19] |
| IV. | In which Jack counts his Chickens | [28] |
| V. | Waiting for the Deacon | [32] |
| VI. | “About that Half-Dollar” | [36] |
| VII. | How Jack went for his Treasure | [41] |
| VIII. | Jack and the Squire | [49] |
| IX. | The Squire’s Perplexity and Jack’s Stratagem | [58] |
| X. | “The Huswick Tribe” | [65] |
| XI. | The “Court” and the “Verdict” | [70] |
| XII. | How Hod’s Trousers went to the Squire’s House | [78] |
| XIII. | How Jack rescued Lion, but missed the Treasure | [82] |
| XIV. | Squire Peternot at Home | [89] |
| XV. | Jack and the Huswick Boys | [96] |
| XVI. | How Jack called at the Squire’s | [104] |
| XVII. | How Jack took to his Heels | [111] |
| XVIII. | How the Heels went Home without Shoes and Stockings | [116] |
| XIX. | How Jack was invited to ride | [122] |
| XX. | How the Shoes and Stockings came Home | [128] |
| XXI. | Jack in Disgrace | [135] |
| XXII. | Jack and the Jolly Constable | [143] |
| XXIII. | Before Judge Garty | [150] |
| XXIV. | The Prisoner’s Cup of Milk | [157] |
| XXV. | Jack’s Prisoners | [160] |
| XXVI. | The Owner of the Potato Patch, and his Dog | [167] |
| XXVII. | The Race, and how it ended | [174] |
| XXVIII. | The Search, and how it ended | [179] |
| XXIX. | The Culvert and the Cornfield | [187] |
| XXX. | Jack breakfasts and receives a Visitor | [194] |
| XXXI. | Tea with Aunt Patsy | [201] |
| XXXII. | A Starlight Walk with Annie Felton | [208] |
| XXXIII. | A Strange Call at a Strange Hour of the Night | [216] |
| XXXIV. | How Jack won a Bet, and returned a Favor | [221] |
| XXXV. | At Mr. Chatford’s Gate | [227] |
| XXXVI. | The “Ride” continued | [234] |
| XXXVII. | One of the Deacon’s Blunders | [239] |
| XXXVIII. | The Deacon’s Diplomacy | [246] |
| XXXIX. | A Turn of Fortune | [251] |
| XL. | The Squire’s Triumph | [257] |
| XLI. | How it all ended | [264] |