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HE LANDED HIMSELF THROUGH THE AIR WITH A LONG GRACEFUL LEAP. —Page 31.
BOYS of OAKDALE
ACADEMY
BY
MORGAN SCOTT
AUTHOR OF “BEN STONE AT OAKDALE,” ETC.
With Four Original Illustrations
By MARTIN LEWIS
NEW YORK
HURST AND COMPANY
PUBLISHERS
Copyright, 1911,
BY
HURST & COMPANY
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I. A Boy of Mystery 5
II. Playing the Part 13
III. Rod's Wonderful Jump 26
IV. The Fellow Who Refused 39
V. Ambushed 50
VI. The Result of a Practical Joke 61
VII. The One Who Laughed Last 70
VIII. The White Feather 80
IX. Moments of Apprehension 88
X. Who Told? 99
XI. In Doubt 110
XII. Cold Weather in Texas 118
XIII. A Bond of Sympathy 129
XIV. A Narrow Escape 136
XV. When a Grant Fights 150
XVI. Independent Rod 162
XVII. The First Snow 170
XVIII. Rabbit Hunting 179
XIX. An Encounter in the Woods 192
XX. A Sunday Morning Caller 200
XXI. What Sleuth Piper Saw 208
XXII. The Fate of Silver Tongue 218
XXIII. Following the Trail 229
XXIV. The Proof 239
XXV. Settlement Day Draws Near 248
XXVI. Grant’s Defiance 254
XXVII. Spotty Refuses to Talk 264
XXVIII. Aroused at Last 274
XXIX. The Incriminating Letter 283
XXX. The Reason Why 291
XXXI. Something Worth Doing 300