Phoebe Daring: A Story for Young Folk - L. Frank Baum

CHAPTER		PAGE
I	How Toby Clark Lost His Job	[9]
II	How Mrs. Ritchie Demanded Her Property	[20]
III	How the Darings Planned	[33]
IV	How Phoebe Became Worried	[44]
V	How Phoebe Interviewed the Lawyer	[57]
VI	How Toby Came to Grief	[70]
VII	How Toby Found a Friend	[83]
VIII	How Phoebe Conspired	[93]
IX	How Phoebe Played Detective	[109]
X	How the Marching Club Was Organized	[122]
XI	How the Club Received a Donation	[135]
XII	How the Governor Arrived	[147]
XIII	How Toby Saw the Great Man	[160]
XIV	How the Constable Argued his Case	[169]
XV	How the Band Played	[179]
XVI	How Mrs. Ritchie Chided her Lawyer	[189]
XVII	How Phoebe Surprised a Secret	[196]
XVIII	How Mr. Spaythe Confessed	[208]
XIX	How Toby Clark Faced Ruin	[220]
XX	How Phoebe Defended the Helpless	[229]
XXI	How Phoebe Telegraphed the Governor	[236]
XXII	How Sam Parsons Explained	[246]
XXIII	How a Wrong Looked Right	[256]
XXIV	How the Mystery Cleared	[266]
XXV	How Toby Won his Heritage	[280]
XXVI	How Phoebe’s Conspiracy Triumphed	[291]

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

“Shame on you all!” she cried, glaring around with righteous indignation. “How dare you attack one who is more unfortunate than yourselves!”	[Frontispiece]
“Then,” said Phoebe, “we must organize a conspiracy, we three, and help Toby without his ever suspecting it.”	Page [68]
Lawyer Kellogg came up, triumphantly waving his hand, in which was clasped an oblong packet. “We’ve got it!” he cried, his round fat face well depicting his joy.	Page [224]
“I’m not going to undertake that trial for nothing, Mrs. Ritchie. If you want Toby Clark imprisoned for stealing your box you’ve got to pay handsomely for it.”	Page [282]

Phoebe Daring

“It’s a shame!” cried Becky Daring, indignantly shaking her scraggly red locks for emphasis.