The Captain of the Wight
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CHAPTER XII. HOW THE COCKEREL FELT HE WAS BUT A COCKEREL
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1 PREFACE2 CHAPTER I. HOW THE GERFALCON SPED3 CHAPTER II. HOW THE FLEDGLING LEFT THE NEST4 CHAPTER III. OF THE FLEDGLING REJOICING IN HIS FREEDOM5 CHAPTER IV. HOW THE FLEDGLING GREW TO A COCKEREL6 CHAPTER V. OF THE COMING TO THE ISLE OF WIGHT7 CHAPTER VI. HOW THEY CAME TO CARISBROOKE CASTLE8 CHAPTER VII. HOW THE COCKEREL SHOWED FIGHT9 CHAPTER VIII. HOW THE COCKEREL GOT A FALL10 CHAPTER IX. HOW THE COCKEREL LEARNT HARDIHOOD11 CHAPTER X. HOW THE COCKEREL VAUNTED HIMSELF12 CHAPTER XI. HOW JOYOUSLY LIFE GOETH13 CHAPTER XII. HOW THE COCKEREL FELT HE WAS BUT A COCKEREL14 CHAPTER XIII. OF THE SHARPENING OF THE COCKEREL'S SPURS15 CHAPTER XIV. HOW THE COCKEREL USED HIS SPURS16 CHAPTER XV. HOW THE COCKEREL CROWED17 CHAPTER XVI. HOW THE COCKEREL WAS PETTED18 CHAPTER XVII. HOW THEY WERE AT FAULT19 CHAPTER XVIII. HOW THE RUSTY KNIGHT LET THE SUN GO DOWN ON HIS WRATH20 CHAPTER XIX. OF THE PERPLEXITY OF THE LITTLE MAID21 CHAPTER XX. HOW THE CAPTAIN KEPT TRYST22 CHAPTER XXI. OF THE COMBAT à OUTRANCE23 CHAPTER XXII. OF THE VOICE OF THE CHARMER24 CHAPTER XXIII. HOW THEY LEFT THE WIGHT25 CHAPTER XXIV. OF LA BEALE FRANCE. 26 CHAPTER XXV27 CHAPTER XXVI. HOW THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST WERE A' WEDE AWAY. 28 CHAPTER XXVII. OF THE CRAWLING TIDE. 29 CHAPTER XXVIII. HOW THE SEA MIST ROSE IN TERQUETE BAY30 CHAPTER XXIX. HOW THERE'S NO CLOUD WITHOUT ITS SILVER LINING