FREE BOOKS

Author's List




PREV.   NEXT  
|<   128   129   130   131   132   133   134   135   136   137   138   139   140   141   142   >>  
1.25. "This is a book after the typical boy's own heart. Its hero is a plucky young fellow, who, seeing no chance for himself at home, determines to make his own way in the world.... He sets out accordingly, trudges to the far West, and finds the road to fortune an unpleasantly rough one."--_Philadelphia Inquirer._ "We class this as one of the best stories for boys we ever read. The tone is perfectly healthy, and the interest is kept up to the end."--_Boston Home Journal._ =Bound in Honor.= By J. T. TROWBRIDGE. Illustrated. $1.25. This story is of a lad, who, though not guilty of any bad action, had been an eye-witness of the conduct of his comrades, and felt "Bound in Honor" not to tell. "The glimpses we get of New England character are free from any distortion, and their humorous phases are always entertaining. Mr. TROWBRIDGE'S brilliant descriptive faculty is shown to great advantage in the opening chapter of the book by a vivid picture of a village fire, and is manifested elsewhere with equally telling effect."--_Boston Courier._ =The Pocket Rifle.= By J. T. TROWBRIDGE. Illustrated. $1.25. "A boy's story which will be read with avidity, as it ought to be, it is so brightly and frankly written, and with such evident knowledge of the temperaments and habits, the friendships and enmities of schoolboys."--_New York Mail._ "This is a capital story for boys. TROWBRIDGE never tells a story poorly. It teaches honesty, integrity, and friendship, and how best they can be promoted. It shows the danger of hasty judgment and circumstantial evidence; that right-doing pays, and dishonesty never."--_Chicago Inter-Ocean._ =The Jolly Rover.= By J. T. TROWBRIDGE. Illustrated. $1.25. "This book will help to neutralize the ill effects of any poison which children may have swallowed in the way of sham-adventurous stories and wildly fictitious tales. 'The Jolly Rover' runs away from home, and meets life as it is, till he is glad enough to seek again his father's house. Mr. TROWBRIDGE has the power of making an instructive story absorbing in its interest, and of covering a moral so that it is easy to take."--_Christian Intelligencer._ =Young Joe=, AND OTHER BOYS. By J. T. TROWBRIDGE. Illustrated. $1.25.
PREV.   NEXT  
|<   128   129   130   131   132   133   134   135   136   137   138   139   140   141   142   >>  



Top keywords:

TROWBRIDGE

 

Illustrated

 

Boston

 

stories

 

interest

 

judgment

 

evidence

 
circumstantial
 

danger

 

teaches


temperaments

 

knowledge

 

habits

 

friendships

 

enmities

 

evident

 
avidity
 

brightly

 

frankly

 

written


schoolboys

 

friendship

 

integrity

 

honesty

 

capital

 

poorly

 
promoted
 

children

 

making

 

instructive


absorbing

 

father

 

covering

 

Intelligencer

 

Christian

 

effects

 

poison

 

neutralize

 
Chicago
 

swallowed


adventurous
 
wildly
 

fictitious

 
dishonesty
 

brilliant

 
Philadelphia
 

Inquirer

 

unpleasantly

 

fortune

 

Journal