Try Again

Try Again

Oliver Optic, Noted academic, author, and Massachusetts state legislator (1822-1897)


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Table of Contents

- About This Book

- Biography And Bibliography

- In Which Harry West And Squire Walker Disagree On An Important Point

- In Which Harry Finds A Friend And A Practicable Scheme For Resistance

- In Which Harry Leaves The Poorhouse, And Takes To The River

- In Which It Is Shown That The Navigation Of The River Is Difficult And Dangerous

- In Which Harry Fights A Hard Battle And Is Defeated

- In Which Harry Concludes That A Defeat Is Sometimes Better Than A Victory

- In Which Harry Finds Himself In A Tight Place And Executes A Counter Movement

- In Which Harry Kills A Big Snake And Makes A New Friend

- In Which Harry Breakfasts On Doughnuts, And Finds That Angels Do Not Always Have Wings

- In Which Harry Fares Sumptuously, And Takes Leave Of The Little Angel

- In Which Harry Reaches The City, And Though Often Disappointed Tries Again

- In Which Harry Suddenly Gets Rich And Has A Conversation With Another Harry

- In Which Harry Becomes A Stable Boy And Hears Bad News From Rockville

- In Which Harry Does A Good Deed, And Determines To Face The Music

- In Which Harry Makes The Acquaintance Of A Very Important Personage

- In Which Harry Goes Into The Drygoods Business

- In Which Harry Revisits Rockville And Meets With A Serious Loss

- In Which Harry Meets With An Old Acquaintance And Gets A Hard Knock On The Head

- In Which Harry Finds That Even A Broken Head May Be Of Some Use To A Person

- In Which Harry Passes Through His Severest Trial And Achieves His Greatest Triumph

- In Which Harry Is Very Pleasantly Situated, And The Story Comes To An End