Tin Box,

The Tin Box, and What it Contained

Name: The Tin Box, and What it Contained
Author: Alger, Horatio, Jr., 1832-1899

作者：Alger, Horatio, Jr., 1832-1899
体例：章　章数：42
字数：237,401　来源：Project Gutenberg

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分章依据: 按「章」标记切分为 42 章（Gutenberg 卷册标记）。
篇幅分布: 平均每章 5,652 字；最长 CHAPTER IX — NOTICE TO QUIT（8,376 字），最短 CHAPTER XXXII — PHILIP DOES NOT FEEL HAPPY（2,599 字）。
起止: 始于「CHAPTER I — A COLLISION」，止于「CHAPTER XLII — CONCLUSION」。
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共 42 章

CHAPTER I — A COLLISION
CHAPTER II — SIGNS OF A TEMPEST
CHAPTER III — MRS. ROSS MAKES TWO UNSATISFACTORY VISITS
CHAPTER IV — HARRY LOSES HIS PLACE, AFTER ALL
CHAPTER V — LOOKING FOR WORK
CHAPTER VI — UNCLE OBED ARRIVES FROM ILLINOIS
CHAPTER VII — AN UNWELCOME GUEST
CHAPTER VIII — UNCLE OBED MAKES A PROPOSAL
CHAPTER IX — NOTICE TO QUIT
CHAPTER X — PHILIP MEETS HIS MATCH
CHAPTER XI — THE TWO CONSPIRATORS
CHAPTER XII — AN UNEXPECTED INVITATION
CHAPTER XIII — THREE YOUNG SPORTSMEN
CHAPTER XIV — WHAT HAPPENED TO HARRY IN THE WOOD
CHAPTER XV — PHILIP’S BAD ADVISER
CHAPTER XVI — BOUND HAND AND FOOT
CHAPTER XVII. -- WHAT HARRY SAW IN THE WOOD
CHAPTER XVIII — HARRY’S COMMISSION
CHAPTER XIX — SECOND VISIT TO THE WOOD
CHAPTER XX — ON THE WAY TO NEW YORK
CHAPTER XXI — A REWARD OFFERED
CHAPTER XXII — BROUGHT TO BAY
CHAPTER XXIII — FINDING THE BOX
CHAPTER XXIV — PHILIP IN A TIGHT PLACE
CHAPTER XXV — PHILIP BECOMES A PRISONER
CHAPTER XXVI — PHILIP IS FORCED TO APOLOGIZE
CHAPTER XXVII — THE ARREST
CHAPTER XXVIII — MR. CHASE IS BROUGHT TO JUSTICE
CHAPTER XXIX — HARRY BECOMES A “BONDHOLDER.”
CHAPTER XXX — CONGREVE’S SCHEME
CHAPTER XXXI — THE TEMPTER
CHAPTER XXXII — PHILIP DOES NOT FEEL HAPPY
CHAPTER XXXIII — STEALING THE BONDS
CHAPTER XXXIV — PHILIP GETS RID OF HIS PLUNDER
CHAPTER XXXV — THROWING SUSPICION ON HARRY
CHAPTER XXXVI — HARRY IS CHARGED WITH THEFT
CHAPTER XXXVII — SEARCHING THE COTTAGE
CHAPTER XXXVIII — PHILIP’S SURPRISE
CHAPTER XXXIX — HOW CONGREVE SUCCEEDED
CHAPTER XL — PREPARING TO PROSECUTE
CHAPTER XLI — HARRY MANAGES HIS OWN CASE
CHAPTER XLII — CONCLUSION