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Frank Merriwell's Triumph; or, the Disappearance of Felicia
As he deals with unscrupulous characters and dangerous ruffians, the book sets the stage for an adventure filled with mystery, suspense, and a quest for fortune.
"Frank Merriwell's Triumph; Or, The Disappearance of Felicia" by Burt L. Standish is a novel. As he deals with unscrupulous characters and dangerous ruffians, the book sets the stage for an adventure filled with mystery, suspense, and a quest for fortune.
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They were dangerous-looking men, thirty of them in all, armed to the teeth. They looked like unscrupulous fellows who would hesitate at no desperate deed. Some of them had bad records, and yet they had served Frank Merriwell faithfully in guarding his mine, the Queen Mystery, against those who tried to wrest it from him by force and fraud.
Frank had called these men together, and he now stood on his doorstep in Mystery Valley, Arizona, looking them over. Bart Hodge, Frank’s college chum and companion in many adventures, was behind him in the doorway. Little Abe, a hunchback boy whom Merriwell had rescued from ruffians at a mining camp and befriended for some time, peered from the cabin. Merry smiled pleasantly as he surveyed the men.
“Well, boys,” he said, “the time has come when I shall need your services no longer.”
Some of them stirred restlessly and looked regretful.
“To tell you the truth,” Frank went on, “I am genuinely sorry to part with you. You have served me well. But I need you no more. My enemies have been defeated, and the courts have recognized my rightful claim to this property. You fought for me when it was necessary. You risked your lives for me.” 6
“That’s what we is paid for, Mr. Merriwell,” said Tombstone Phil, the leader. “We tries to earn our money.”
Contents
- 01Chapter I—A Compact of Rascals.
- 02Chapter II—Days of Retribution.
- 03Chapter III—The Map Vanishes.
- 04Chapter IV—The Night Watch.
- 05Chapter V—Wiley’s Disappearance.
- 06Chapter VI—Wiley Meets Miss Fortune.
- 07Chapter VII—A Startling Telegram.
- 08Chapter VIII—Felipe Dulzura.
- 09Chapter IX—What the Monk Told Them.
- 10Chapter X—Three in a Trap.
- 11Chapter XI—Ruffians at Odds.
- 12Chapter XII—A Lively Fistic Bout.
- 13Chapter XIII—Macklyn Morgan Appears.
- 14Chapter XIV—The Messenger.
- 15Chapter XV—A Desperate Situation.
- 16Chapter XVI—Crowfoot Makes Medicine.
- 17Chapter XVII—How the Medicine Worked.
- 18Chapter XVIII—A Bunch of Prisoners.
- 19Chapter XIX—The Valley of Desolation.
- 20Chapter XX—The Finding of the Babes.
- 21Chapter XXI—The Lottery of Death.
- 22Chapter XXII—An Act of Treachery.
- 23Chapter XXIII—New Riches Promised.
- 24Chapter XXIV—What Happened to Dick.
- 25Chapter XXV—How Was It Done?
- 26Chapter XXVI—Forced to Write.
- 27Chapter XXVII—Complete Triumph.
About this edition
- Author
- Burt L. Standish
- Language
- English
- Era
- Modern (c. 1800–1945)
- Reading level
- Introductory: no background needed
- Formats
- EPUB, PDF
- Length
- 311 pages
- This edition
- Modern Philosophers
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