The Gold Bat
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Chapter 1 THE FIFTEENTH PLACE
Chapter 2 THE GOLD BAT
Chapter 3 THE MAYOR'S STATUE
Chapter 4 THE LEAGUE'S WARNING
Chapter 5 MILL RECEIVES VISITORS
Chapter 6 TREVOR REMAINS FIRM
Chapter 7 "WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE LEAGUE"
Chapter 8 O'HARA ON THE TRACK
Chapter 9 MAINLY ABOUT FERRETS
Chapter 10 BEING A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS
Chapter 11 THE HOUSE-MATCHES
Chapter 12 NEWS OF THE GOLD BAT
Chapter 13 VICTIM NUMBER THREE
Chapter 14 THE WHITE FIGURE
Chapter 15 A SPRAIN AND A VACANT PLACE
Chapter 16 THE RIPTON MATCH
Chapter 17 THE WATCHERS IN THE VAULT
Chapter 18 O'HARA EXCELS HIMSELF
Chapter 19 THE MAYOR'S VISIT
Chapter 20 THE FINDING OF THE BAT
Chapter 21 THE LEAGUE REVEALED
Chapter 22 A DRESS REHEARSAL
Chapter 23 WHAT RENFORD SAW
Chapter 24 CONCLUSION
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Chapter 24 CONCLUSION

Into the story at this point comes the narrative of Charles Mereweather Cook, aged fourteen, a day-boy.

Cook arrived at the school on the tenth of March, at precisely nine o'clock, in a state of excitement.

He said there was a row on in the town.

Cross-examined, he said there was no end of a row on in the town.

During morning school he

                         

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