Mystery of
The Mystery of Cleverly: A Story for Boys
作者：Barton, George, 1866-1940
体例：章 章数：25
字数：218,466 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 来源版本
- 本站收录 1 个来源：Project Gutenberg（218,466 字）。
- 分章依据
- 按「章」标记切分为 25 章（Gutenberg 卷册标记）。
- 篇幅分布
- 平均每章 8,738 字；最长 CHAPTER XII IN WHICH HERBERT BECOMES ACQUAINTED WITH SOME OF THE（11,006 字），最短 CHAPTER IV IN WHICH FORTUNE UNEXPECTEDLY FAVORS DAVID HARKINS（5,577 字）。
- 起止
- 始于「CHAPTER I IN WHICH A BULLY COMES TO GRIEF」，止于「CHAPTER XXV DEMONSTRATING THE TRUTH OF THE SAYING THAT ALL’S WELL THAT」。
- 原文溯源
cache/epub/64386/pg64386.txt（Project Gutenberg）
章节目录
共 25 章- CHAPTER I IN WHICH A BULLY COMES TO GRIEF
- CHAPTER II HERBERT FINDS HIMSELF THE INNOCENT CAUSE OF MUCH TROUBLE
- CHAPTER III PROVING THAT BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER
- CHAPTER IV IN WHICH FORTUNE UNEXPECTEDLY FAVORS DAVID HARKINS
- CHAPTER V IN WHICH DAVID HARKINS BECOMES THE VICTIM OF PECULIAR
- CHAPTER VI IN WHICH DAVID HARKINS QUITS THIS LIFE AND TAKES HIS SECRET
- CHAPTER VII IN WHICH HERBERT MEETS ADVERSITY AND LEARNS THE MEANING OF
- CHAPTER VIII HERBERT BECOMES AMBITIOUS AND IS FASCINATED BY THE SMELL
- CHAPTER IX HAVING BECOME A NEWSPAPER WRITER, HERBERT LOOKS FOR NEW
- CHAPTER X WHICH TELLS OF HOW HERBERT CAME TO LEAVE THE TOWN OF CLEVERLY
- CHAPTER XI HERBERT IS AWED AND AMAZED BY HIS FIRST SIGHT OF A GREAT CITY
- CHAPTER XII IN WHICH HERBERT BECOMES ACQUAINTED WITH SOME OF THE
- CHAPTER XIII HERBERT MAKES A HIT AND TIDES OVER A TEMPORARY FINANCIAL
- CHAPTER XIV IN WHICH HERBERT IS GIVEN AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO
- CHAPTER XV IN WHICH HERBERT DOES SOME VERY HARD WORK AND RECEIVES A
- CHAPTER XVI IN WHICH HERBERT LOSES HIS POSITION AND RETIRES IN DISGRACE
- CHAPTER XVII THE YOUNG REPORTER FINDS THAT THE DOOR OF OPPORTUNITY IS
- CHAPTER XVIII WHEREIN A BLACK SHEEP SHOWS A DESIRE TO CHANGE HIS COLOR
- CHAPTER XIX PERSISTENCE HAS ITS REWARD AND HERBERT FINALLY MEETS THE
- CHAPTER XX IN WHICH A STAIN IS REMOVED FROM THE MEMORY OF AN INNOCENT
- CHAPTER XXI IN WHICH A TELEPHONE CALL PRODUCES SOME UNEXPECTED RESULTS
- CHAPTER XXII PROVING THAT BAD PERSONS, LIKE BAD PENNIES, ARE CONSTANTLY
- CHAPTER XXIII IN WHICH A BAD MAN REACHES THE END OF HIS ROPE
- CHAPTER XXIV WHEREIN THE CLOUDS PASS AWAY AND THE SUN SHINES ON HERBERT
- CHAPTER XXV DEMONSTRATING THE TRUTH OF THE SAYING THAT ALL’S WELL THAT