Chapters (54)
- Frank Merriwell's Chums
- BURT L. STANDISH
- AUTHOR OF "Frank Merriwell's School Days," "Frank Merriwell's Foes," etc.
- PHILADELPHIA: DAVID McKAY, PUBLISHER, 604-8 SOUTH WASHINGTON SQUARE.
- CONTENTS.
- FRANK MERRIWELL'S CHUMS.
- CHAPTER I. FRANK ASKS QUESTIONS.
- CHAPTER II. A GHASTLY SUBJECT.
- CHAPTER III. AN IRRESISTIBLE TEMPTATION.
- CHAPTER IV. A GAME OF BLUFF.
- CHAPTER V. FRANK'S REVELATION.
- CHAPTER VI. THE PLOT.
- CHAPTER VII. SPREADING THE SNARE.
- CHAPTER VIII. THE HAUNTED ROOM.
- CHAPTER IX. IN THE MESHES.
- CHAPTER X. DOWNWARD.
- CHAPTER XI. TRUSTING AND TRUE.
- CHAPTER XII. THE SNARE IS BROKEN.
- CHAPTER XIII. THE "CENTIPEDE" JOKE.
- CHAPTER XIV. LIVELY TIMES.
- CHAPTER XV. WARNED.
- CHAPTER XVI. PAUL RAINS.
- CHAPTER XVII. THE BULLY'S MATCH.
- CHAPTER XVIII. RAINS' CHALLENGE.
- CHAPTER XIX. JUMPING.
- CHAPTER XX. BASCOMB'S MISTAKE.
- CHAPTER XXI. THE RIVAL PROFESSORS.
- CHAPTER XXII. A LIVELY CALL.
- CHAPTER XXIII. SKATING FOR HONORS.
- CHAPTER XXIV. SKATING FOR LIFE.
- CHAPTER XXV. THE SINISTER STRANGER.
- CHAPTER XXVI. THE MYSTERY OF THE RING
- CHAPTER XXVII. ATTACKED ON THE ROAD.
- CHAPTER XXVIII. THE MARKS ON THE BLACK STONE.
- CHAPTER XXIX. BART MAKES A PLEDGE.
- CHAPTER XXX. FRANK AND THE PROFESSOR.
- CHAPTER XXXI. SNELL TALKS.
- CHAPTER XXXII. SNELL'S HATRED.
- CHAPTER XXXIII. PLAYING THE SHADOW.
- CHAPTER XXXIV. THE RING DISAPPEARS.
- CHAPTER XXXV. MORE DANGER.
- CHAPTER XXXVI. THE SECRET OF THE RING.
- CHAPTER XXXVII. "BABY."
- CHAPTER XXXVIII. SPORT WITH A PLEBE.
- CHAPTER XXXIX. AN OPEN INSULT.
- CHAPTER XL. FOR THE UNDER DOG.
- CHAPTER XLI. BIRDS OF A FEATHER.
- CHAPTER XLII. THE CHALLENGE.
- CHAPTER XLIII. DOUGHTY DUELIST.
- CHAPTER XLIV. A COMEDY DUEL.
- CHAPTER XLV. ANOTHER KIND OF A FIGHT.
- CHAPTER XLVI. RESULT OF THE CONTEST.
- CHAPTER XLVII. ALIVE!
- CHAPTER XLVIII. BABY'S HEROISM—CONCLUSION.
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