Chapter IV: Part III: The End

A PRISONER OF MORRO OR In the Hands of the Enemy By Ensign Clark Fitch

CONTENTS I. SIGHTING A PRIZE. 5 II. A LONG CHASE. 10 III. AN OLD ENEMY. 19 IV. IN COMMAND OF THE PRIZE. 28 V. A HAIL FROM THE DARKNESS. 32 VI. REPELLING BOARDERS. 39 VII. A DESPERATE CHASE. 46 VIII. A DASH FOR THE SHORE. 51 IX. THE ENEMY'S COUNTRY. 56 X. A STARTLING DISCOVERY. 63 XI. A RUNNING FIGHT. 67 XII. THE FIRST PRISONERS OF WAR. 72 XIII. IGNACIO'S PLOTS. 78 XIV. BESSIE STUART. 85 XV. IN MORRO CASTLE. 94 XVI. IN THE DUNGEON VAULTS. 99 XVII. OUT OF THE DUNGEON. 104 XVIII. CLIF FARADAY'S SACRIFICE. 112 XIX. A FAREWELL. 120 XX. AN UNEXPECTED PERIL. 127 XXI. RECAPTURED BY THE ENEMY. 133 XXII. CUTTING A CABLE. 139 XXIII. A PERILOUS DETAIL. 146 XXIV. THE CUBAN COURIER. 152 XXV. "IN THE NAME OF HUMANITY AND THE SAILORS OF THE MAINE!" 158 XXVI. A GAME OF BLUFF. 164 XXVII. IN WHICH CLIF MEETS WITH A SURPRISE. 170 XXVIII. A STRUGGLE AGAINST ODDS. 176 XXIX. CLIF'S SECOND EXPEDITION. 182 XXX. THE BATTLE IN THE BRUSH. 187 XXXI. CAPTURED. 194 XXXII. CLIF FARADAY'S TEST. 201 XXXIII. THE MYSTERY OF THE UNEXPLODED SHELL. 208

A CADET'S HONOR OR Mark Mallory's Heroism By Lieut. Frederick Garrison, U. S. A. Transcriber's Note: "Lieut. Frederick Garrison" is a pseudonym for Upton Sinclair.

CONTENTS CHAPTER PAGE I— A "Yearling" Meeting 7 II— Mark's Mysterious Visitor 19 III— Trouble for Mark 26 IV— The Explanation 38 V— Mark in Disgrace 46 VI— Indian's Re-examination 58 VII— The Examination of the Parson 66 VIII— The Rescue Party 72 IX— Heroism of the Parson 76 X— More Troubles 81 XI— Disadvantages of "Coventry" 85 XII— The Embassy of the Parson 91 XIII— Preparations for the Battle 99 XIV— The Affair at the Fort 109 XV— Two Plebes in Hospital 117 XVI— The Parson's Indignation 124 XVII— Indian in Trouble 133 XVIII— To the Rescue 146 XIX— The Alliance is Completed 156 XX— Indignation of the Yearlings 162 XXI— A Mild Attempt at Hazing 171 XXII— The Bombshell Falls 177 XXIII— In the Shadow of Dismissal 185 XXIV— A Letter 193 XXV— A Swimming Match 204 XXVI— The Finish of a Race 211 XXVII— What Mark Did 219 XXVIII— Mark Meets the Superintendent 231 XXIX— The Seven in Session 239 XXX— The Move into Camp 248 XXXI— "First Night" 257 XXXII— Conclusion 268

ON GUARD Or Mark Mallory's Celebration By Lieut. Frederick Garrison, U. S. A.

CONTENTS CHAPTER PAGE I.— A Letter from a "Furlough Man" 7 II.— Mark's Idea 15 III.— A New Ally 22 IV.— A Surprise for the Seven 31 V.— The Scheme Succeeds 36 VI.— What Mark Overheard 46 VII.— Mark's Counterplot 57 VIII.— The Attack on Mark 65 IX.— Three Discomfited Yearlings 74 X.— Texas Runs Amuck 80 XI.— Texas Raids West Point 91 XII.— The Cause of a Friend 103 XIII.— The Reformation of Texas 110 XIV.— A Plot of the Yearlings 118 XV.— The Plebes Plot, Too 128 XVI.— Setting the Trap 133 XVII.— The Result at the Hop 141 XVIII.— A Strange Announcement 149 XIX.— Texas Turns Highwayman 160 XX.— Two Midnight Prowlers 167 XXI.— Benny is Exposed 178 XXII.— Mark Receives a Committee 183 XXIII.— A Fight, and Other Things 199 XXIV.— Six to the Rescue 208 XXV.— Mark in the Hospital 216 XXVI.— Texas Has an Interview 224 XXVII.— A Plot to Beat "the General" 232 XXVIII.— "Bull" Finds an Ally 241 XXIX.— Strange Conduct 250 XXX.— A Surprise for Murray 256 XXXI.— The Plot Succeeds 265 XXXII.— Triumph—Conclusion 277

THE BOOK OF LIFE By Upton Sinclair

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