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THE BOYS OF BELLWOOD SCHOOL - OR - FRANK JORDAN'S TRIUMPH - BY FRANK V. WEBSTER - AUTHOR OF "TOM THE TELEPHONE BOY", "COMRADES OF THE SADDLE", "THE NEWSBOY PARTNERS", ETC. - I FRANK JORDAN'S HOME II THE TINKER BOY III THE DIAMOND BRACELET IV GILL MACE V THE RUINED HOUSE VI AN ASTONISHING CLUE VII THE CONFIDENCE MAN VIII NIPPED IN THE BUD IX A BOY GUARDIAN X AN OBSTINATE REBEL XI TURNING THE TABLES XII A STRANGE HAPPENING XIII SOME MYSTERY XIV THE ROW ON THE CAMPUS XV DARK HOURS XVI THE FOOT RACE XVII THE TRAMP AGAIN XVIII A DOLEFUL "UNCLE" XIX A CLEAR CASE XX FRANK A PRISONER XXI A QUEER EXPERIENCE XXII A STARTLING MESSAGE XXIII UNDER ARREST XXIV CLEANING UP XXV CONCLUSION - CHAPTER I - FRANK JORDAN'S HOME
CHAPTER II - THE TINKER BOY
CHAPTER III - THE DIAMOND BRACELET
CHAPTER IV - GILL MACE
CHAPTER V - THE RUINED HOUSE
CHAPTER VI - AN ASTONISHING CLUE
CHAPTER VII - THE CONFIDENCE MAN
CHAPTER VIII - NIPPED IN THE BUD
CHAPTER IX - A BOY GUARDIAN
CHAPTER X - AN OBSTINATE REBEL
Frank Jordan spends his days trapped in the tight‑fisted household of his aunt in the quiet town of Tipton. With a sick father far away and a strict guardian who hoards his pocket money, the boy dreams of escaping to a boarding school, yet feels chained by duty and constant nagging. When a sudden outcry from the river draws him into the woods, Frank discovers a strange scene that pulls him away from his own worries for the first time.
The encounter introduces a ragged tramp, a mysterious wagon, and the hint of a bully’s cruelty, setting the stage for a series of daring escapades. As Frank’s curiosity and sense of justice awaken, he begins to question the limits his aunt has imposed on him. The opening chapters blend the modest struggles of a young boy with the promise of intrigue that will test his courage and resourcefulness.
Language
en
Duration
~3 hours (212K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-09-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

Best known as a house pseudonym of the Stratemeyer Syndicate, this name appeared on dozens of fast-paced adventure stories for young readers in the early 1900s. The books capture an era when boys' fiction mixed pluck, travel, teamwork, and everyday heroics.
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by Frank V. Webster

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by Frank V. Webster

by Frank V. Webster

by Frank V. Webster

by Frank V. Webster

by Frank V. Webster

by Frank V. Webster