Chapter XXXVI: All's Well That Ends Well

MAKING HIS WAY OR FRANK COURTNEY'S STRUGGLE UPWARD By Horatio Alger, Jr.

CONTENTS I Two School Friends II The Telegram III Frank's Bereavement IV Mrs. Manning's Will V Disinherited VI An Unsatisfactory Interview VII A School Friend VIII A New Plan IX The New Owner of Ajax X Mark Yields to Temptation XI Mark Gets into Trouble XII Suspended XIII Mr. Manning's New Plan XIV Good-bye XV Erastus Tarbox of Newark XVI An Unpleasant Discovery XVII The Way of the World XVIII Frank Arrives in New York XIX Frank Seeks Employment in Vain XX An Adventure in Wall Street XXI The Capture XXII The Young Tea Merchant XXIII Frank Meets Mr. Manning and Mark XXIV A Discouraging Day XXV Perplexity XXVI Frank Hears Something to His Advantage XXVII An Incident in a Street Car XXVIII Frank Makes an Evening Call XXIX Frank Is Offered a Position XXX Frank as Private Secretary XXXI A Letter from Mr. Tarbox XXXII Mr. Percival's Proposal XXXIII Preparing for a Journey XXXIV Frank Reaches Jackson XXXV Dick Hamlin XXXVI Mr. Fairfield, the Agent XXXVII Frank Receives a Letter from Mr. Percival XXXVIII The Agent Is Notified XXXIX An Important Discovery XL Jonas Barton XLI Conclusion

ANDY GRANT'S PLUCK By Horatio Alger, Jr.

CONTENTS BIOGRAPHY AND BIBLIOGRAPHY ANDY GRANT'S PLUCK. CHAPTER I. THE TELEGRAM. CHAPTER II. SQUIRE CARTER. CHAPTER III. ANDY LEAVES THE ACADEMY. CHAPTER IV. PREPARING FOR THE PICNIC. CHAPTER V. THE BOAT RACE. CHAPTER VI. A LIBERAL OFFER. CHAPTER VII. AN ENCOUNTER WITH A TRAMP. CHAPTER VIII. A MOMENT OF DANGER. CHAPTER IX. CONRAD'S SCHEME. CHAPTER X. THE TRAMP'S MISTAKE. CHAPTER XI. CONRAD'S DISAPPOINTMENT. CHAPTER XII. SOMETHING UNEXPECTED. CHAPTER XIII. ANDY LEAVES HOME. CHAPTER XIV. THE FIRST DAY IN NEW YORK. CHAPTER XV. ANDY'S OPPOSITE NEIGHBOR. CHAPTER XVI. ANDY AT WORK. CHAPTER XVII. ANDY'S FELLOW BOARDERS. CHAPTER XVIII. A PLOT AGAINST ANDY. CHAPTER XIX. ANDY IS DISCHARGED. CHAPTER XX. AN INVITATION TO DINNER CHAPTER XXI. NEW PROSPECTS. CHAPTER XXII. JOHN CRANDALL SEEKS TO INJURE ANDY CHAPTER XXIII. MR. FLINT'S RETURN. CHAPTER XXIV. ANDY MAKES AN INVESTMENT. CHAPTER XXV. SQUIRE CARTER'S RELATIVES. CHAPTER XXVI. MR. WARREN AND HIS SUCCESS. CHAPTER XXVII. ANDY MAKES A COMMISSION. CHAPTER XXVIII. ANDY'S VISIT HOME. CHAPTER XXIX. THE INTEREST IS PAID. CHAPTER XXX. AN UNEXPECTED PROPOSAL. CHAPTER XXXI. THE TRAP. CHAPTER XXXII. A CRITICAL MOMENT. CHAPTER XXXIII. A SUDDEN TRAGEDY. CHAPTER XXXIV. SETH JOHNSON'S GIFT. CHAPTER XXXV. THE RETURN OF AN OLD FRIEND. CHAPTER XXXVI. SAD FOREBODINGS. CHAPTER XXXVII. CONCLUSION.

FROM CANAL BOY TO PRESIDENT or the Boyhood and Manhood of James A. Garfield By Horatio Alger, Jr. CONTENTS Chapter I. The First Pair Of Shoes. Chapter II Growing In Wisdom And Stature. Chapter III In Quest Of Fortune. Chapter IV On The Tow-Path. Chapter V An Important Conversation. Chapter VI James Leaves The Canal. Chapter VII The Choice Of A Vocation Chapter VIII Geauga Seminary. Chapter IX Ways And Means. Chapter X A Cousin's Reminiscences. Chapter XI Ledge Hill School Chapter XII Who Shall Be Master? Chapter XIII Ames Leaves Geauga Seminary Chapter XIV At Hiram Institute. Chapter XV Three Busy Years. Chapter XVI Entering Williams College. Chapter XVII Life In College. Chapter XVIII The Canal-Boy Becomes A College President. Chapter XIX Garfield As A College President. Chapter XX Garfield Becomes A State Senator. Chapter XXI A Difficult Duty. Chapter XXII John Jordan's Dangerous Journey. Chapter XXIII Garfield's Bold Strategy. Chapter XXIV The Battle Of Middle Creek. Chapter XXV The Perilous Trip Up The Big Sandy. Chapter XXVI The Canal-Boy Becomes A Congressman. Chapter XXVII Garfield's Course In Congress. Chapter XXVIII The Man For The Hour. Chapter XXIX Garfield As A Lawyer. Chapter XXX The Scholar In Politics. Chapter XXXI The Tributes Of Friends. Chapter XXXII From Canal-Boy To President. Chapter XXXIII The New Administration. Chapter XXXIV The Tragic End. Chapter XXXV Mr. Depew's Estimate Of Garfield.