THE WHIP HAND
Reading edition
A Tale Of The Pine Country
By Samuel Merwin
New York: Doubleday, Page & Company
1903
CONTENTS
BOOK I—BEGINNINGS
PROLOGUE—The Young Man at the Stern
CHAPTER I—Mr. G. Hyde Bigelow
CHAPTER II—Low Life
CHAPTER III—George and His Troubles
CHAPTER IV—The End of the Beginning
BOOK — PINE
CHAPTER I—A Decision to Fight
CHAPTER II—Under Way
CHAPTER III—Tightening the Blockade
CHAPTER IV—Mr. Babcock Breakfasts Late
CHAPTER V—A Venture in Matrimony
CHAPTER VI—A Shut-down
CHAPTER VII—Halloran Goes to Chicago
CHAPTER VIII—The Question
CHAPTER X—A Letter
CHAPTER XI—High Life at the Le Ducs
CHAPTER XII—The Pine Comes In
BOOK III — THROUGH FIRE
CHAPTER I—A Little Talk with Captain Craig
CHAPTER II—Going to Headquarters
CHAPTER III—Mr. Babcock's Last Card
CHAPTER IV—Twelve, Midnight
CHAPTER V—The Meeting
CHAPTER VII—Three Announcements
CHAPTER VIII—Leveling Down