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Herbert Carter's Legacy; Or, the Inventor's Son
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Chapter 25 THE NEW BOAT
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Released on: 01/12/2017
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1 Chapter 1 MRS. CARTER RECEIVES A LETTER2 Chapter 2 WHAT THE LETTER CONTAINED3 Chapter 3 HERBERT MEETS A RELATIVE4 Chapter 4 READING THE WILL5 Chapter 5 WHAT CAME AFTERWARD6 Chapter 6 THE LAWYER'S HOME7 Chapter 7 A WELCOME DISCOVERY8 Chapter 8 HERBERT'S RETURN9 Chapter 9 A BUSINESS CONFIDENCE10 Chapter 10 SQUIRE LEECH IS BAFFLED11 Chapter 11 SICKNESS12 Chapter 12 POOR AND PROUD13 Chapter 13 MR. BANKS, THE SUPERINTENDENT14 Chapter 14 HERBERT'S NEW UNDERTAKING15 Chapter 15 THE CRISIS APPROACHES16 Chapter 16 AN UNEXPECTED OFFER17 Chapter 17 WHAT THE LETTER CONTAINED 1718 Chapter 18 HOW THE SQUIRE WAS CIRCUMVENTED19 Chapter 19 HERBERT BECOMES A PROFESSOR20 Chapter 20 PROSPECT POND21 Chapter 21 ROWING22 Chapter 22 ANDREW TEMPLE23 Chapter 23 TEMPLE THE TEMPTER24 Chapter 24 JAMES IS SNUBBED25 Chapter 25 THE NEW BOAT26 Chapter 26 THE RIVAL BOATMEN27 Chapter 27 THE RACE28 Chapter 28 MRS. CARTER'S GUEST29 Chapter 29 A BITTER PILL30 Chapter 30 OUT OF WORK AGAIN31 Chapter 31 A NEW START32 Chapter 32 OPENING THE CAMPAIGN33 Chapter 33 HERBERT AS A NEWSBOY34 Chapter 34 HERBERT'S LEGACY35 Chapter 35 HERBERT'S RETURN 3536 Chapter 36 CONCLUSION