By Charles Felton Pidgin
By Charles Felton Pidgin
Author of “Quincy Adams Sawyer,” “Blennerhassett,” “Stephen Holton,” etc.
Illustrated by Henry Roth
(Illustrations not incluced in this edition)
1909
To My Daughter Dora
CONTENTS
PREFACE
THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER AND MASON'S CORNER FOLKS
CHAPTER I. — THE GOVERNOR'S SPEECH
CHAPTER II. — A DAY WITH THE GOVERNOR
CHAPTER III. — A VACATION AT FERNBOROUGH
CHAPTER IV. — THE HAWKINS HOUSE
CHAPTER V. — 'ZEKE PETTINGILL'S FARM
CHAPTER VI. — “JUST LIKE OLD TIMES”
CHAPTER VII. — STROUT AND MAXWELL'S GROCERY
CHAPTER VIII. — UNCLE IKE AND OTHERS
CHAPTER IX. — A “STORY” SERMON
CHAPTER X. — THE RAISED CHECK
CHAPTER XI. — THE WRECK OF THE ALTONIA
CHAPTER XII. — FERNBOROUGH HALL
CHAPTER XIII. — “HORNABY HOOK”
CHAPTER XIV. — AN AMERICAN HEIRESS
CHAPTER XV. — AN ELOPEMENT
CHAPTER XVI. — YOUNG QUINCY
CHAPTER XVII. — HIS FATHER'S FRIENDS
CHAPTER XVIII. — AN OLD STRIFE RENEWED
CHAPTER XIX. — BOYHOOD TO MANHOOD
CHAPTER XX. — MARY DANA
CHAPTER XXI. — AT HARVARD
CHAPTER XXII. — ALICE'S DREAM
CHAPTER XXIII. — “BY THE BEAUTIFUL BLUE DANUBE”
CHAPTER XXIV. — “WE THREE”
CHAPTER XXV. — A PERIOD OF TWENTY-THREE YEARS
CHAPTER XXVI. — “CATESSA”
CHAPTER XXVII. — O. STROUT. FINE GROCERIES
CHAPTER XXVIII. — THE HOME COMING
CHAPTER XXIX. — THE FINAL CONFLICT
CHAPTER XXX. — TOM, JACK AND NED
CHAPTER XXXI. — THE GREAT ISBURN RUBY
CHAPTER XXXII. — “IT WAS SO SUDDEN”