The Tin Box, and What it ContainedTHE TIN BOXReading editionChapter navigation44 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE TIN BOXChapter I · — A COLLISIONChapter II · — SIGNS OF A TEMPESTChapter III · — MRS. ROSS MAKES TWO UNSATISFACTORY VISITSChapter IV · — HARRY LOSES HIS PLACE, AFTER ALLChapter V · — LOOKING FOR WORKChapter VI · — UNCLE OBED ARRIVES FROM ILLINOISChapter VII · — AN UNWELCOME GUESTChapter VIII · — UNCLE OBED MAKES A PROPOSALChapter IX · — NOTICE TO QUITChapter X · — PHILIP MEETS HIS MATCHChapter XI · — THE TWO CONSPIRATORSChapter XII · — AN UNEXPECTED INVITATIONChapter XIII · — THREE YOUNG SPORTSMENChapter XIV · — WHAT HAPPENED TO HARRY IN THE WOODChapter XV · — PHILIP’S BAD ADVISERChapter XVI · — BOUND HAND AND FOOTChapter XVII · -- WHAT HARRY SAW IN THE WOODChapter XVIII · — HARRY’S COMMISSIONChapter XIX · — SECOND VISIT TO THE WOODChapter XX · — ON THE WAY TO NEW YORKChapter XXI · — A REWARD OFFEREDChapter XXII · — BROUGHT TO BAYChapter XXIII · — FINDING THE BOXChapter XXIV · — PHILIP IN A TIGHT PLACEChapter XXV · — PHILIP BECOMES A PRISONERChapter XXVI · — PHILIP IS FORCED TO APOLOGIZEChapter XXVII · — THE ARRESTChapter XXVIII · — MR. CHASE IS BROUGHT TO JUSTICEChapter XXIX · — HARRY BECOMES A “BONDHOLDER.”Chapter XXX · — CONGREVE’S SCHEMEChapter XXXI · — THE TEMPTERChapter XXXII · — PHILIP DOES NOT FEEL HAPPYChapter XXXIII · — STEALING THE BONDSChapter XXXIV · — PHILIP GETS RID OF HIS PLUNDERChapter XXXV · — THROWING SUSPICION ON HARRYChapter XXXVI · — HARRY IS CHARGED WITH THEFTChapter XXXVII · — SEARCHING THE COTTAGEChapter XXXVIII · — PHILIP’S SURPRISEChapter XXXIX · — HOW CONGREVE SUCCEEDEDChapter XL · — PREPARING TO PROSECUTEChapter XLI · — HARRY MANAGES HIS OWN CASEChapter XLII · — CONCLUSIONPrevious chapter ←Front matterNext chapter →Chapter I · — A COLLISIONAll chapters and sections (44)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE TIN BOXChapters123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142and What it ContainedBy Horatio Alger, Jr.A. L. Burt Company, PublishersNew York← Front matterCHAPTER I — A COLLISION →