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Title: The Rover Boys at College

Author: Edward Stratemeyer

Release Date: November 27, 2003 [EBook #10323]

Language: English

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THE ROVER BOYS AT COLLEGE

OR

THE RIGHT ROAD AND THE WRONG

BY

ARTHUR M. WINFIELD

Author of "The Rover Boys at School," "The Rover Boys on the Ocean,"
"The Rover Boys on Treasure Isle," Etc.

MCMX

BY THE SAME AUTHOR

* * * * *

THE ROVER BOYS AT SCHOOL, THE ROVER BOYS ON THE OCEAN, THE ROVER BOYS ON
LAND AND SEA, THE ROVER BOYS IN CAMP, THE ROVER BOYS ON THE PLAINS, THE
ROVER BOYS IN SOUTHERN WATERS, THE ROVER BOYS ON TREASURE ISLE.

CONTENTS

I ON THE TRAIN
II AT THE SANDERSON HOUSE
III LIKE KNIGHTS OF OLD
IV WHAT HAPPENED AT THE CAMPUS FENCE
V GETTING ACQUAINTED
VI A HAZING, AND WHAT FOLLOWED
VII THE ARRIVAL OF SONGBIRD
VIII THE COLORS CONTEST
IX TOM IN TROUBLE
X SONGBIRD MAKES A DISCOVERY
XI HOW TOM ESCAPED PUNISHMENT
XII IN WHICH THE GIRLS ARRIVE
XIII THE ROWING RACE
XIV WILLIAM PHILANDER TUBES
XV AN AUTOMOBILING ADVENTURE
XVI SOMETHING ABOUT A CANE
XVII A MISUNDERSTANDING
XVIII THE GREAT FOOTBALL GAME
XIX MORE COMPLICATIONS
XX DAYS OF WAITING
XXI HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS
XXII WORD AT LAST
XXIII THE SPRINGTIME OF LIFE
XXIV AT THE HAUNTED HOUSE
XXV IN THE HANDS OF THE ENEMY
XXVI THE EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM
XXVII IN DISGRACE
XXVIII DARK DAYS
XXIX WHAT THE GIRLS DISCOVERED
XXX A BEGINNING AND AN ENDING

THE ROVER BOYS AT COLLEGE

CHAPTER I

ON THE TRAIN

"We're making time now, Tom."

"Making time?" repeated Tom Rover as he gazed out of the car window at
the telegraph poles flashing past. "I should say we were, Sam! Why, we
must be running sixty miles an hour!"

"If we are not we are making pretty close to it," c