WILLIAM T. ADAMS.
Dorchester,
Oct. 26, 1863.
CONTENTS.
| PAGE | ||
| Chap. I. | Richard Grant and Friend get into an awful Scrape. | [ 11 ] |
| Chap. II. | Richard jumps out of the Frying-pan into the Fire. | [ 23 ] |
| Chap. III. | Richard finds that no Chastening seemeth joyous. | [ 35 ] |
| Chap. IV. | Richard makes a tremendous Sensation at Woodville. | [ 47 ] |
| Chap. V. | Richard is determined to be revenged. | [ 59 ] |
| Chap. VI. | Richard gives another Illustration of Sleep-walking. | [ 71 ] |
| Chap. VII. | Richard kindles a Fire. | [ 83 ] |
| Chap. VIII. | Richard beholds how great a Matter a little Fire kindleth. | [ 96 ] |
| Chap. IX. | Richard goes to the Tunbrook Military Institute. | [ 110 ] |
| Chap. X. | Richard learns the meaning of Right About Face. | [ 123 ] |
| Chap. XI. | Richard goes through the Drill, and has a set-to in the Grove. | [ 136 ] |
| Chap. XII. | Richard does a "Big Thing" and takes the Consequences. | [ 151 ] |
| Chap. XIII. | Richard listens to a Homily on Fighting, and spends the Night in the Guard House. | [ 166 ] |
| Chap. XIV. | Richard does Guard Duty, and is captured by an Enemy. | [ 180 ] |
| Chap. XV. | Richard finds himself in the Hands of the Regulators. | [ 194 ] |
| Chap. XVI. | Richard becomes First Sergeant of Company D. | [ 208 ] |
| Chap. XVII. | Richard gives the Tunbrookers a Lesson in Boating. | [ 220 ] |
| Chap. XVIII. | Richard wins another Race, and Tunbrook is mutinous. | [ 235 ] |
| Chap. XIX. | Richard is determined, and some Allusion is made to "Watermelons." | [ 247 ] |
| Chap. XX. | Richard Visits Green Island, and the Regulators consider their Plans. | [ 260 ] |
| Chap. XXI. | Richard annihilates the Regulators, and the Story is concluded. | [ 273 ] |