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Dab Kinzer A Story of a Growing Boy
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16 Chapters
Chapter 1 THE KINZER FARM, THE NEW SUIT, AND THE WEDDING.
Chapter 2 DAB'S OLD CLOTHES GET A NEW BOY TO FIT.
Chapter 3 A MEMBER OF ONE OF THE OLDEST FAMILIES MEETS A YOUNG GENTLEMAN FROM THE CITY.
Chapter 4 TWO BOYS, ONE PIG, AND AN UNFORTUNATE RAILWAY-TRAIN.
Chapter 5 NEW NEIGHBORS, AND GETTING SETTLED.
Chapter 6 CRABS, BOYS, AND A BOAT-WRECK.
Chapter 7 A VERY ACCIDENTAL CALL.
Chapter 8 A RESCUE, AND A GRAND GOOD TIME.
Chapter 9 THERE ARE DIFFERENT KINDS OF BOYS.
Chapter 10 A CRUISE IN THE SWALLOW.
Chapter 11 SPLENDID FISHING, AND A BIG FOG.
Chapter 12 HOW THE GAME OF FOLLOW MY LEADER CAN BE PLAYED AT SEA.
Chapter 13 HOME AGAIN! HERE WE ARE!
Chapter 14 A GREAT MANY THINGS GETTING READY TO COME!
Chapter 15 DABNEY KINZER TO THE RESCUE.
Chapter 16 DAB KINZER AND HAM MORRIS TURN INTO A FIRE-DEPARTMENT.
Chapter 17 DAB HAS A WAKING DREAM, AND HAM GETS A SNIFF OF SEA-AIR.
Chapter 18 HOW DAB WORKED OUT ANOTHER OF HIS GREAT PLANS.
Chapter 19 A GRAND SAILING-PARTY, AND AN EXPERIMENT BY RICHARD LEE.
Chapter 20 A WRECK AND SOME WRECKERS.
Chapter 21 DAB AND HIS FRIENDS TURN THEMSELVES INTO COOKS AND WAITERS.
Chapter 22 THE REAL MISSION OF THE JUG.
Chapter 23 ANOTHER GRAND PLAN, AND A VERY GRAND RUNAWAY.
Chapter 24 DABNEY'S GREAT PARTY.
Chapter 25 THE BOYS ON THEIR TRAVELS. A GREAT CITY, AND A GREAT DINNER.
Chapter 26 THE FIRST MORNING IN GRANTLEY, AND ANOTHER EXCELLENT JOKE.
Chapter 27 A NEW KIND OF EXAMINATION.
Chapter 28 AN UNUSUAL AMOUNT OF INTRODUCTION.
Chapter 29 LETTERS HOME FROM THE BOYS.-DICK LEE'S FIRST GRIEF.
Chapter 30 DABNEY KINZER TRIES FRESH-WATER FISHING FOR THE FIRST TIME.
Chapter 31 FIGHT, AND WHAT CAME OF IT.
Chapter 32 OLD FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS OF HIS COME TO VISIT DABNEY.
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Chapter 16 DAB KINZER AND HAM MORRIS TURN INTO A FIRE-DEPARTMENT.

The Morris farm, as has been said, was a pretty large one; and the same tendency on the part of its owners which led them to put up so extensive and barn-like a house, had stimulated them from time to time to make the most liberal provisions for the storage of their crops. Barns were a family weakness with them, as furniture had been with the Kinze

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