
FRANK ARMSTRONG AT QUEENS
Frank Armstrong at Queen's. - CHAPTER I.FRANK ENCOUNTERS A BULLY.
CHAPTER II.AN AFTERNOON OF FOOTBALL.
CHAPTER III.JIMMY GETS IN THE GAME.
CHAPTER IV.FRANK HAS A NEW NAME.
CHAPTER V.CAPTURED BY THE ENEMY.
CHAPTER VI.HAZING AND THE WATER CURE.
CHAPTER VII.SCHOOL SPIRIT AND SCHOOL INFLUENCES.
CHAPTER VIII.QUEEN'S MEETS BARROWS AT FOOTBALL.
CHAPTER IX.WHAT CAME OF A FUMBLE.
Frank Armstrong arrives at the prestigious Queen’s School with a mix of confidence and curiosity, ready to claim his place among the older students. His first encounter is a tense showdown with a swaggering bully, Chip Dixon, whose sharp jokes quickly turn into a physical challenge that tests Frank’s composure. The scene introduces the school’s lively atmosphere, the rivalries that simmer beneath its polished façade, and the disciplined yet approachable faculty member, Mr. Parks, who hints at the order that will shape Frank’s days.
As Frank navigates the maze of corridors and personalities, he discovers that his new roommate, Gleason, may become an unexpected ally. The narrative balances humor with the earnest determination of a young man eager to prove himself, while offering vivid glimpses of campus life—from the elm‑shaded lawns to the bustling dormitories. Readers are invited to follow Frank’s early trials, setting the stage for further adventures and the growth that lies ahead.
Language
en
Duration
~5 hours (324K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by David Edwards, Michaela Chovitkova and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net
Release date
May 2, 2015
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1859–1925
Best remembered for lively school and college stories, this early 20th-century writer filled the Frank Armstrong books with football, baseball, friendship, and the rough-and-tumble spirit of student life.
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