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Tommy Remington's Battle

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TOMMY REMINGTON’S BATTLE

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“‘D’ Y’ KNOW WHAT THIS IS?’ JABEZ SMITH ASKED, HOLDING OUT THE STRIP OF PAPER.”

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Copyright, 1901, by

Burton Egbert Stevenson

Copyright, 1902, by

The Century Co.

Published October, 1902

THE DEVINNE PRESS

“WHEN THE FIGHT BEGINS WITHIN HIMSELF,

A MAN’S WORTH SOMETHING.”

BROWNING’S “MEN AND WOMEN”

CONTENTS

I.Tommy Remington Finds a Circus Poster

II.The First Shot of the Battle

III.The Dawning of a New Day

IV.Tommy Roams in an Enchanted Land

V.Jabez Smith Makes a Business Proposition

VI.Miss Andrews Accepts an Invitation

VII.The Good World!

VIII.Good-by to New River Valley

IX.A Glimpse of a New World

X.An Effort in Self-denial

XI.A Glimpse of Princeton

XII.Joy and Sorrow

XIII.Back To New River Valley

XIV.A Boy’s Battle

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

“D’ y’ know what this is?” Jabez Smith asked, holding out the strip of paper

She turned quickly and saw standing there one of the boys

She hurried forward toward him, her face alight with pleasure

He picked out the letters he knew, to make certain he had not forgotten them

Often, as he bent over his books, he would catch the tinkle of a banjo or a strain of college song

Then the full-back was upon him

Up on the mountain-side Tommy was indeed fighting the battle of his life

TOMMY REMINGTON’S BATTLE

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