Brownsmith's Boy
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- BROWNSMITH'S BOY, A ROMANCE IN A GARDEN, BY GEORGE MANVILLE FENN.
- CHAPTER ONE.
- THE BOY IN THE GARDEN.
- CHAPTER TWO.
- OLD BROWNSMITH.
- I walked on.
- I replied that I had not brought one.
- I nodded.
- I nodded.
- I stared at him hard.
- CHAPTER THREE.
- OLD BROWNSMITH'S VISITOR.
- I shook my head.
- CHAPTER FOUR.
- A LESSON IN SWIMMING.
- I shook my head.
- CHAPTER FIVE.
- BEGINNING A NEW LIFE.
- I shook my head.
- I nodded.
- I nodded again, and waited till a choking sensation had gone off.
- I hesitated, but he looked at me sharply.
- I shook my head.
- I looked at him wonderingly.
- I sighed, and said:
- I shook my head. "I don't think so, sir," I said dismally.
- I nodded and smiled.
- I looked at him in a disappointed way, and he smiled.
- CHAPTER SIX.
- I DECIDE AND GO TO WORK.
- I jumped up excitedly.
- I felt the rebuke and hung my head.
- I did not know what to say, so I said nothing.
- CHAPTER SEVEN.
- I MAKE A FRIEND.
- I began to understand and see and hear again an angry voice was saying:
- I did so.
- I shook my head, but stopped, for it made the room seem to turn round.
- CHAPTER EIGHT.
- SHOCK'S BREAKFAST.
- I had not long to watch for proof.
- I was going to say I was sure of that, when he went on:
- I laughed, for the idea seemed ridiculous.
- CHAPTER NINE.
- GATHERING PIPPINS.
- CHAPTER TEN.
- MY FIRST APPLE.
- CHAPTER ELEVEN.
- MAKING THINGS RIGHT.
- He did not answer for a few moments, and then said gruffly, "Fields."
- I gave him up as a bad job at last and left him.
- CHAPTER TWELVE.
- AN AWKWARD PREDICAMENT.
- I listened, but there was not a sound.
- I hesitated.
- CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
- LEARNING MY LESSONS.
- I looked for some moments, and then replied:
- I nodded.
- I looked on attentively till he had ended.
- I knocked him down angrily.
- I knocked him down again.
- I shook my head.
- I shook my head again.
- CHAPTER FOURTEEN.
- A NIGHT JOURNEY.
- I slipped off too, and Ike ran round, whip in hand, and gripped my arm.
- CHAPTER FIFTEEN.
- IN THE MARKET.
- I said "Yes," but my mind was not very clear about it.
- CHAPTER SIXTEEN.
- AN EXCITING CHASE.
- I felt more enraged and mortified now than alarmed, and I cried out:
- CHAPTER SEVENTEEN.
- WHAT BECAME OF THE ROPE.
- I shook my head.
- CHAPTER EIGHTEEN.
- THE GARDENER SURGEON.
- I looked down at him, and he went on:
- CHAPTER NINETEEN.
- BROTHER SOLOMON.
- I bowed after the old fashion taught at home.
- I looked at him in a troubled way, and he hastened to add:
- I crept close to him and half-whispered:
- I went on, and they shouted after me:
- CHAPTER TWENTY.
- A COLD START IN A NEW LIFE.
- I started and stared as I saw Mr Solomon's cold, stern face.
- CHAPTER TWENTY ONE.
- I LOOK ROUND.
- I said "Oh," and began to understand.
- I shook my head.
- CHAPTER TWENTY TWO.
- MASTER PHILIP.
- I smiled and nodded.
- I brightened up, and he saw it.
- CHAPTER TWENTY THREE.
- I BEGIN WORK.
- I did, and looked at it well.
- I swallowed my annoyance, and answered:
- I felt a catch in my throat as I tried to answer steadily:
- I did not answer.
- I glanced at Mr Solomon and did not stir.
- I turned and stooped down over my work.
- CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR.
- SIR FRANCIS AND A FRIEND.
- I took no notice, when a half-sucked gooseberry struck me on the arm.
- I did so, and felt clearer and refreshed directly.
- CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE.
- I HAVE A DIFFICULT TASK.
- I went and told Mr Solomon that there was no water to be had there.
- CHAPTER TWENTY SIX.
- I lay quite still for some time, and at last I exclaimed:
- I tried to get up, but turned giddy.
- CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN.
- AT THE SAND-PIT.
- I turned and saw Sir Francis beckoning to me, and I went up to him.
- CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT.
- LOST!
- I was so startled that I did not answer.
- I knew it, and heaved a deep sigh.
- I listened, and there it was quite loud as if some animal were near.
- CHAPTER TWENTY NINE.
- FINDING A TREASURE.
- CHAPTER THIRTY.
- HOW WE WERE RESCUED.
- CHAPTER THIRTY ONE.
- CHAPTER THIRTY TWO.
- CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE.
- I was silent.
- I remained silent.
- CHAPTER THIRTY THREE.
- AFTER SEVEN YEARS.
- THE END.
- End of Project Gutenberg's Brownsmith's Boy, by George Manville Fenn