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"'Why, Uncle Solon, is that you?' exclaimed Mark."—Page 7. Mark Mason's Victory.
MARK MASON'S VICTORY THE TRIALS AND TRIUMPHS OF A TELEGRAPH BOY.
BY Horatio Alger, JR., Author of "Joe's Luck," "Tom the Bootblack," "Dan the Newsboy," "The Errand Boy," etc., etc.
ILLUSTRATED.
NEW YORK: A. L. BURT, PUBLISHER.
Copyright, 1899, by A. L. BURT. MARK MASON'S VICTORY. By Horatio Alger, Jr.
CHAPTER PAGE
I Two Strangers from Syracuse1
II Where Mark Lived10
III An Unexpected Call17
IV A Night at Daly's25
V Mark as a Hero34
VI "The Evening Globe"42
VII The Great Mr. Bunsby50
VIII A Scene in Mrs. Mack's Room57
IX An Adventure in a Fifth Avenue Stage65
X An Important Commission74
XI Mr. Hamilton Schuyler is Astonished78
XII Mr. Schuyler has a Bad Time90
XIII Mark Starts on a Journey99
XIV The Telltale Memorandum108
XV A Railroad Incident116
XVI Mark as a Detective124
XVII Mark Makes a Call on Euclid Avenue132
XVIII A Midnight Visit140
XIX At Niagara Falls149
XX A Newspaper Paragraph157
XXI Mark Returns Home165
XXII A Crafty Schemer178
XXIII Mark's Good Luck182
XXIV The Two Sisters Meet190
XXV Maud Gilbert's Party199
XXVI An Important Commission207
XXVII Last Instructions215
XXVIII Mark at Omaha219
XXIX Nahum Sprague and his Orphan Ward223
XXX A Circus in Mr. Sprague's Yard229
XXXI Philip Finds a Friend239
XXXII Nahum Sprague's Surprise247
XXXIII A Change for Philip255
XXXIV On the Way Home264
XXXV Edgar Gets into Trouble272
XXXVI At the Fifth Avenue Hotel281
XXXVII Solon Talbot's Plans290
XXXVIII The Mining Stock is Sold299
XXXIX Conclusion302