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The Rover Boys at School

By Winfield, Arthur M.

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Title: The Rover Boys at School  
Author: Winfield, Arthur M.
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Language: English
Subject: Literature, Literature & thought, Writing.
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Winfield, A. M. (n.d.). The Rover Boys at School. Retrieved from https://self.gutenberg.org/


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Introduction: My Dear Boys: ?The Rover Boys at School? has been written that those of you who have never put in a term or more at an American military academy for boys may gain some insight into the workings of such an institution. While Putnam Hall is not the real name of the particular place of learning I had in mind while penning this tale for your amusement and instruction, there is really such a school, and dear Captain Putnam is a living person, as are also the lively, wide?awake, fun?loving Rover brothers, Dick, Tom, and Sam, and their schoolfellows, Larry, Fred, and Frank. The same can be said, to a certain degree, of the bully Dan Baxter, and his toady, the sneak, commonly known as ?Mumps.? The present story is complete in itself, but it is written as the first of a series, to be followed by ?The Rover Boys on the Ocean? and ?The Rover Boys in the Jungle,? in both of which volumes we will again meet many of our former characters. Trusting that this tale will find as much favor in your hands as have my previous stories, I remain, Affectionately and sincerely yours.

Table of Contents
Table of Contents: The Rover Boys at School, 1 -- Arthur M. Winfield, 1 -- Introduction, 2 -- Chapter I. INTRODUCING THE ROVER BOYS, 2 -- Chapter II. AN ENCOUNTER ON THE ROAD, 7 -- Chapter III. SAMS ADVENTURE AT HUMPBACK FALLS, 12 -- Chapter IV. THE LAST DAY AT THE FARM, 16 -- Chapter V. ON THE WAY TO PUTNAM HALL, 20 -- Chapter VI. FRIENDS AND ENEMIES, 24 -- Chapter VII. TOM GETS INTO TROUBLE, 29 -- Chapter VIII. A MEETING IN THE MESSROOM, 33 -- Chapter IX. A STRANGE MEETING IN THE WOODS, 38 -- Chapter X. SETTLING DOWN AT THE HALL, 43 -- Chapter XI. A ROW IN THE GYMNASIUM, 48 -- Chapter XII. FAIR AND FOUL FIGHTING, 51 -- Chapter XIII. WHAT THE GAME OF HARE AND HOUND LED TO, 55 -- Chapter XIV. JOSIAH CRABTREE IN DIFFICULTY, 59 -- Chapter XV. DAN BAXTER'S MONEY, 63 -- Chapter XVI. THE GREAT FOOTBALL GAME, 66 -- Chapter XVII. DICK AT THE STANHOPE COTTAGE, 70 -- Chapter XVIII. WINTER SPORTS, 74 -- Chapter XIX. THE SKATING RACE DAN BAXTER IS CORNERED, 78 -- Chapter XX. THE BULLY LEAVES PUTNAM HALL, 81 -- Chapter XXI. SOMETHING ABOUT THE PAST, 84 -- Chapter XXII. FUN AT THE HOTEL, 89 -- Chapter XXIII. BALLOTING FOR A SECOND LIEUTENANT, 92 -- Chapter XXIV. PREPARING FOR A MID?NIGHT FEAST, 95 -- Chapter XXV. MUMPS IS TAUGHT A LESSON, 99 -- Chapter XXVI. A LIVELY GAME OF BASEBALL, 103 -- Chapter XXVII. OFF FOR THE SUMMER ENCAMPMEMT, 106 -- Chapter XXVIII. THE RECOVERY OF THE WATCH Conclusion, 109

 
 



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