THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER AND MASON'S CORNER FOLKS
Reading edition
By Charles Felton Pidgin
Author of “Quincy Adams Sawyer,” “Blennerhassett,” “Stephen Holton,” etc.
Illustrated by Henry Roth
{Illustration: “HE LOOKED UP, SUDDENLY, AND SAW A PRETTY GIRL, DRESSED IN PICTURESQUE ITALIAN COSTUME."}
(Illustrations not incluced in this edition)
1909
To My Daughter Dora
CONTENTS
PREFACE
THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER AND MASON'S CORNER FOLKS
CHAPTER I. — THE GOVERNOR'S SPEECH
CHAPTER II. — A DAY WITH THE GOVERNOR
CHAPTER III. — A VACATION AT FERNBOROUGH
CHAPTER IV. — THE HAWKINS HOUSE
CHAPTER V. — 'ZEKE PETTINGILL'S FARM
CHAPTER VI. — “JUST LIKE OLD TIMES”
CHAPTER VII. — STROUT AND MAXWELL'S GROCERY
CHAPTER VIII. — UNCLE IKE AND OTHERS
CHAPTER IX. — A “STORY” SERMON
CHAPTER X. — THE RAISED CHECK
CHAPTER XI. — THE WRECK OF THE ALTONIA
CHAPTER XII. — FERNBOROUGH HALL
CHAPTER XIII. — “HORNABY HOOK”
CHAPTER XIV. — AN AMERICAN HEIRESS
CHAPTER XV. — AN ELOPEMENT
CHAPTER XVI. — YOUNG QUINCY
CHAPTER XVII. — HIS FATHER'S FRIENDS
CHAPTER XVIII. — AN OLD STRIFE RENEWED
CHAPTER XIX. — BOYHOOD TO MANHOOD
CHAPTER XX. — MARY DANA
CHAPTER XXI. — AT HARVARD
CHAPTER XXII. — ALICE'S DREAM
CHAPTER XXIII. — “BY THE BEAUTIFUL BLUE DANUBE”
CHAPTER XXIV. — “WE THREE”
CHAPTER XXV. — A PERIOD OF TWENTY-THREE YEARS
CHAPTER XXVI. — “CATESSA”
CHAPTER XXVII. — O. STROUT. FINE GROCERIES
CHAPTER XXVIII. — THE HOME COMING
CHAPTER XXIX. — THE FINAL CONFLICT
CHAPTER XXX. — TOM, JACK AND NED
CHAPTER XXXI. — THE GREAT ISBURN RUBY
CHAPTER XXXII. — “IT WAS SO SUDDEN”