Harry Dee

Harry Dee arrives at St. Maure's thin and pale from his painful experiences involving the murder of his rich uncle. Tom and Percy help Harry recover from his early trauma--which involves solving "the mystery of Tower Hill Mansion." The three boys graduate from St. Maure's and head toward the life work to which God is calling each of them as young men.

In which I feel compelled to talk much about my early years, and take a journey into the country to spend Christmas night in a very mysterious house

7

(8)

In which Mrs. Raynor and my uncle have a passage at arms, a will is read, and I go to sleep in an unhappy frame of mind

15

(9)

In which I awaken to a sad Christmas

24

(2)

In which I hear bad news, have brain fever, and after three very gloomy years enter upon a new life

26

(4)

In which I fall out with a young rascal, fall in with new friends, one of whom falls upon said young rascal, and enter the College of St. Maure's in the best of spirits

30

(12)

In which the Blue Clippers get a new member and the college boys a half-holiday

42

(7)

In which we go swimming and meet with an adventure

49

(6)

In which we fight our battles o'er again and spend a pleasant evening in the infirmary

55

(5)

In which I have a bad night and produce a sensation in the dormitory

60

(5)

In which we divide our attention between baseball and Latin, and are prepared for a contest in the one and an examination in the other

65

(7)

In which Percy Wynn meets with a failure

72

(3)

In which is begun a full and true account of a great baseball game

75

(12)

In which is continued and concluded the account of our great game of baseball, and in which I make an agreement with Tom Playfair which, as the reader will find out later, has an important bearing upon this story

87

(11)

In which Frank Burdock catches a big fish and makes the acquaintance of the haughty owner of a yacht

98

(10)

In which this story is within a tittle of losing its chief characters and thus coming to an abrupt end

108

(17)

In which we attend a reception, and spend a night at Mr. Scarborough's villa

125

(14)

I Which Tom and I spend a night in the ``haunted house '' and in which I meet with an extraordinary adventure

139

(12)

In Which the hall clock tells a story

151

(6)

In which the chapter proceeds from gay to grave, from lively to severe

157

(9)

In which Willie Tipp changes his name and becomes the leader of a mischievous organization

166

(10)

In which Tom Playfair and Percy Wynn come to Tipp's rescue

176

(7)

In which Percy Wynn goes barefoot for the first and only time in his life

183

(9)

In which Tipp makes a speech

192

(6)

In which is given some account of the inter-collegiate contest, and in which we bid our kind professor a long farewell

198

(8)

In which Rose Scarborough renews our acquaintance, and sings us several astonishing songs

206

(4)

In which a strange revelation throws new light on the mystery of my uncle's death

210

(10)

In which Mrs. Raynor continues her strange story, and introduces me to two charming little ones, who entertain me with a novel fairy tale

220

(12)

In which Tom Playfair surprises us

232

(4)

In which Mr. Lang obtains further data concerning the missing money, and Tom bids us farewell

236

(6)

In which I have the doubtful pleasure of renewing Mr. James Caggett's acquaintance

242

(7)

In which Mr. Caggett allows himself to be persuaded to spend a night in my uncle's house

249

(4)

In which I get a letter and make a discovery

253

(9)

In which Caggett makes a startling disclosure and I pass through the great crisis of my life

262

(8)

In which Percy Wynn throws additional light upon Caggett's narrative, and puts an end to the mystery

270

(8)

In which Harry Dee has some difficulty in bringing his story to a close

278

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