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Frank Merriwell's Bravery
The story follows the character Frank Merriwell, who, while traveling across the West after inheriting a fortune from his uncle, becomes mistakenly accused of being a notorious outlaw known as Black Harry.
"Frank Merriwell's Bravery" by Burt L. Standish is a novel. The story follows the character Frank Merriwell, who, while traveling across the West after inheriting a fortune from his uncle, becomes mistakenly accused of being a notorious outlaw known as Black Harry.
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"Well, that's a pretty nervy piece of business!"
It was Frank Merriwell who spoke the words, more to himself than to any one else.
Frank was westbound, from Oklahoma City at the time, continuing the extensive tour mapped out after his Uncle Asher had died and left him so much money.
As readers of former books in this series know, Frank was not making the tour alone. Professor Scotch, his guardian, was with him as was also Barney Mulloy, his old schoolmate from Fardale. But, as the professor and Barney had not wanted to stop at Oklahoma, they had gone on ahead, leaving Frank to catch up with them later.
The "nervy piece of business" to which Frank referred was the following account of a hold-up published in a leading Oklahoma newspaper:
"HE HOLDS UP AN EXPRESS TRAIN, AND SHOOTS AN EASTERN BANKER.
Contents
- 01Contents
- 02List of Illustrations
- 03Chapter I.
- 04Chapter II.
- 05Chapter III.
- 06Chapter IV.
- 07Chapter V.
- 08Chapter VI.
- 09Chapter VII.
- 10Chapter VIII.
- 11Chapter IX.
- 12Chapter X.
- 13Chapter XI.
- 14Chapter XII.
- 15Chapter XIII.
- 16Chapter XIV.
- 17Chapter XV.
- 18Chapter XVI.
- 19Chapter XVII.
- 20Chapter XVIII.
- 21Chapter XIX.
- 22Chapter XX.
- 23Chapter XXI.
- 24Chapter XXII.
- 25Chapter XXIII.
- 26Chapter XXIV.
- 27Chapter XXV.
- 28Chapter XXVI.
- 29Chapter XXVII.
- 30Chapter XXVIII.
- 31Chapter XXIX.
- 32Chapter XXX.
- 33Chapter XXXI.
- 34Chapter XXXII.
- 35Chapter XXXIII.
- 36Chapter XXXIV.
- 37Chapter XXXV.
- 38Chapter XXXVI.
- 39Chapter XXXVII.
- 40Chapter XXXVIII.
- 41Chapter XXXIX.
- 42Chapter XL.
- 43Chapter XLI.
- 44Chapter XLII.
- 45Chapter XLIII.
- 46Chapter XLIV.
- 47Chapter XLV.
- 48Chapter XLVI.
- 49The Boys' Own Library
About this edition
- Author
- Burt L. Standish
- Language
- English
- Era
- Modern (c. 1800–1945)
- Reading level
- Introductory: no background needed
- Formats
- EPUB, PDF
- Length
- 283 pages
- This edition
- Modern Philosophers
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