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The load of chips

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Arthur working on the wood.

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THE SUN-SHINE SERIES.

THE LOAD OF CHIPS.

BY

H. N. W. B. [Harriette Newell Woods Baker]

"The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom." SOLOMON.

BOSTON:

ANDREW F. GRAVES.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1870, BY ANDREW F. GRAVES, In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.

DEDICATION.

To the children of my beloved niece, Mrs. MARY S. STEVENS, I inscribe these small volumes, with the love of their AUNT.

VOLUMES OF THIS SERIES. —————

VOL. I. HONEYSUCKLE COTTAGE. II. THE LITTLE FLORENTINE. III. THE LOAD OF CHIPS. IV. TONY AND HIS HARP. V. TIMMY TOP-BOOTS. VI. SOPHIA AND THE GIPSIES.

CONTENTS. ————

CHAPTER I.

JOSEPH HICKIE

CHAPTER II.

ARTHUR THOMPSON

CHAPTER III.

THE SICK WIDOW

CHAPTER IV.

THE LOAD OF CHIPS

CHAPTER V.

LEARNING TO WORK

CHAPTER VI.

IDLENESS AND WANT

CHAPTER VII.

RED-HAIRED JOHNNY

CHAPTER VIII.

THE OLMSTEADS

CHAPTER IX.

THE NEW BROOM

CHAPTER X.

THE BROKEN LEG

CHAPTER XI.

IN JAIL

CHAPTER XII.

THE COUNTERFEIT BILL

CHAPTER XIII.

THE TWO CLERKS

CHAPTER XIV.

LIGHT IN THE OFFICE

CHAPTER XV.

TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

CHAPTER XVI.

ARTHUR'S LETTER

CHAPTER XVII.

WILLIE'S CONFESSION

THE LOAD OF CHIPS. —————

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