Master of

The Master of the Shell

Name: The Master of the Shell
Author: Reed, Talbot Baines, 1852-1893

作者：Reed, Talbot Baines, 1852-1893
体例：题　章数：74
字数：446,599　来源：Project Gutenberg

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The Master of the Shell
BY TALBOT BAINES REED
CHAPTER ONE.
TWICE ACCEPTED.
CHAPTER TWO.
That evening Railsford sent a line to Grover:--
A telegram came next morning, "Incompatibility of temper."
As Railsford was nearly famishing, he could only colour up and reply--
CHAPTER THREE.
OPENING DAY.
CHAPTER FOUR.
A FRIENDLY CHAT.
CHAPTER FIVE.
ARTHUR AND THE BARONET SETTLE DOWN FOR THE TERM.
CHAPTER SIX.
WHEN THE CAT'S AWAY THE MICE WILL PLAY.
CHAPTER SEVEN.
THE SESSION OF MASTERS AND AN OUTRAGE.
Railsford rose to his feet and said, "Mr Roe, and gentlemen--"
CHAPTER EIGHT.
THE DOCTOR HAS A WORD OR TWO WITH RAILSFORD'S HOUSE.
CHAPTER NINE.
AINGER HAS A CRUMPET FOR TEA, AND SMEDLEY SINGS A SONG.
CHAPTER TEN.
ARTHUR PUTS TWO AND TWO TOGETHER.
CHAPTER ELEVEN.
A "CAUSE CELEBRE."
There was a call for order, and Ainger, mounting the bench, said,--
When his examination in chief was concluded, Felgate rose and said,--
CHAPTER TWELVE.
THROWING DOWN THE GAUNTLET.
CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
A FLY IN THE OINTMENT.
CHAPTER FOURTEEN.
CHALLENGING THE RECORD.
But when Ainger was heard to say--
CHAPTER FIFTEEN.
MR. BICKERS PREFERS THE DOOR TO THE WINDOW.
CHAPTER SIXTEEN.
THE TESTIMONIAL.
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN.
THE SECRET OUT.
Then, without waiting for an answer, he said,--
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN.
RODS IN PICKLE FOR RAILSFORD.
CHAPTER NINETEEN.
FELGATE, THE CHAMPION OF THE OPPRESSED.
CHAPTER TWENTY.
THE LITTLE SWEEP.
CHAPTER TWENTY ONE.
THE NATURALISTS' FIELD CLUB.
CHAPTER TWENTY TWO.
THE HAUNTED WINDOW.
Then he heard him shout--
As it was, Arthur opened his eyes lazily and yawned--
CHAPTER TWENTY THREE.
CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR.
THE STRANGE ADVENTURES OF A BROWN-PAPER PARCEL.
CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE.
THE BLOW FALLS.
At last Mr Roe said, turning over the agenda paper--
Mr Roe accordingly read, in a voice which betrayed some emotion:--
His reply was brief and clear:--
Mr Roe said,--
CHAPTER TWENTY SIX.
THINGS GO WELL WITH MR. BICKERS.
When the ceremony was over, he said, quietly--
For Mr Bickers's letter was from Branscombe; and was as follows:--
CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN.
CLEARING UP, AND CLEARING OUT.
CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT.
Then in regular order followed--
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