Under Honour's Flag
The late autumn afternoon was rapidly drawing in, closing ominously and sullenly, as if rebelling against the approach of the winter, and the nearer coming of the night.
Under Honour's Flag
- CHAPTER I A STRANGE AFFAIR
- CHAPTER II A CRUEL IMPLICATION
- CHAPTER III MR. ST. CLIVE PROVES HIMSELF A TRUE FRIEND
- CHAPTER IV RALPH'S FIRST DAY AT SCHOOL
- CHAPTER V MAKING THINGS STRAIGHT
- CHAPTER VI AN EARLY MORNING SPIN
- CHAPTER VII HORACE ELGERT GOES A LITTLE TOO FAR
- CHAPTER VIII A MYSTERIOUS MIDNIGHT VISITOR
- CHAPTER IX ALTOGETHER BEYOND EXPLANATION
- CHAPTER X COUNSELS AND PROMISES
- CHAPTER XI GOING IN FOR GRINDING
- CHAPTER XII THE STOLEN BANKNOTE
- CHAPTER XIII DIVIDED OPINIONS
- CHAPTER XIV BY THE RIVER SIDE
- CHAPTER XV THE LOST POCKET-BOOK
- CHAPTER XVI THINGS LOOK BLACK FOR RALPH
- CHAPTER XVII THE PLOT THAT FAILED
- CHAPTER XVIII WHERE THE BANKNOTE WENT
- CHAPTER XIX THE LAME HORSE ONCE MORE
- CHAPTER XX TO MR. ST. CLIVE'S
- CHAPTER XXI A HOUSE OF REFUGE
- CHAPTER XXII AN AFTERNOON RAMBLE
- CHAPTER XXIII THE RUIN AND THE LONELY HOUSE
- CHAPTER XXIV FOR THE SAKE OF REVENGE
- CHAPTER XXV JUST IN TIME
- CHAPTER XXVI TOM WARREN SPEAKS HIS MIND
- CHAPTER XXVII IN THE DEAD OF THE NIGHT
- CHAPTER XXVIII THE NEXT DAY
- CHAPTER XXIX WHAT TINKLE AND GREEN CAUGHT
- CHAPTER XXX WHAT DETAINED RALPH REXWORTH
- CHAPTER XXXI THE TABLES ARE TURNED
- CHAPTER XXXII FLOGGED AND EXPELLED
- CHAPTER XXXIII CONCLUSION
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