A Lad of Mettle30

Lessons were over for the day, and the boys at Redbank School came running with shouts and whoops of joy into the playing-fields. They were like young colts freed from restraint for a few hours, and eager to make the most of their liberty.

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A Lad of Mettle30

CHAPTER I. BULLY RAKES TAKEN DOWN.
CHAPTER II. IN THE CRICKET-FIELD.
CHAPTER III. A CRITICAL MOMENT.
CHAPTER IV. LEAVING SCHOOL.
CHAPTER V. A FURIOUS STORM.
CHAPTER VI. THE ‘DISTANT SHORE.’
CHAPTER VII. WHAT THE MORNING BROUGHT FORTH.
CHAPTER VIII. IN WAL JESSOP’S COTTAGE.
CHAPTER IX. UP COUNTRY.
CHAPTER X. A WILD SCENE.
CHAPTER XI. YACKA THE BLACK.
CHAPTER XII. IN SEARCH OF ADVENTURES.
CHAPTER XIII. BY THE LAGOON.
CHAPTER XIV. ON THE OVERLAND LINE.
CHAPTER XV. THROUGH THE RANGES.
CHAPTER XVI. AFTER THE FIGHT.
CHAPTER XVII. WONDROUS CAVERNS.
CHAPTER XVIII. THE WHITE SPIRIT.
CHAPTER XIX. THE FORCES OF NATURE.
CHAPTER XX. THE RETURN TO YANDA.
CHAPTER XXI. AN EXCITING CHASE.
CHAPTER XXII. TIME FLIES.
CHAPTER XXIII. AN EVENTFUL NIGHT.
CHAPTER XXIV. HOME AGAIN.
CHAPTER XXV. THE SCENE AT LORD’S.
CHAPTER XXVI. AN UPHILL GAME.
CHAPTER XXVII. THE CAPTAIN OR HIS GHOST.
CHAPTER XXVIII. A STRANGE STORY.
CHAPTER XXIX. WARLIKE SPORTS.
CHAPTER XXX. GOOD-BYE TO AUSTRALIA.

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