Herbert Carter's Legacy
  • BIOGRAPHY AND BIBLIOGRAPHY
  • CHAPTER I. MRS. CARTER RECEIVES A LETTER
  • CHAPTER II. WHAT THE LETTER CONTAINED
  • CHAPTER III. HERBERT MEETS A RELATIVE
  • CHAPTER IV. READING THE WILL
  • CHAPTER V. WHAT CAME AFTERWARD
  • CHAPTER VI. THE LAWYER'S HOME
  • CHAPTER VII. A WELCOME DISCOVERY
  • CHAPTER VIII. HERBERT'S RETURN
  • CHAPTER IX. A BUSINESS CONFIDENCE
  • CHAPTER X. SQUIRE LEECH IS BAFFLED
  • CHAPTER XI. SICKNESS
  • CHAPTER XII. POOR AND PROUD
  • CHAPTER XIII. MR. BANKS, THE SUPERINTENDENT
  • CHAPTER XIV. HERBERT'S NEW UNDERTAKING
  • CHAPTER XV. THE CRISIS APPROACHES
  • CHAPTER XVI. AN UNEXPECTED OFFER
  • CHAPTER XVII. WHAT THE LETTER CONTAINED
  • CHAPTER XVIII. HOW THE SQUIRE WAS CIRCUMVENTED
  • CHAPTER XIX. HERBERT BECOMES A PROFESSOR
  • CHAPTER XX. PROSPECT POND
  • CHAPTER XXI. ROWING
  • CHAPTER XXII. ANDREW TEMPLE
  • CHAPTER XXIII. TEMPLE THE TEMPTER
  • CHAPTER XXIV. JAMES IS SNUBBED
  • CHAPTER XXV. THE NEW BOAT
  • CHAPTER XXVI. THE RIVAL BOATMEN
  • CHAPTER XXVII. THE RACE
  • CHAPTER XXVIII. MRS. CARTER'S GUEST
  • CHAPTER XXIX. A BITTER PILL
  • CHAPTER XXX. OUT OF WORK AGAIN
  • CHAPTER XXXI. A NEW START
  • CHAPTER XXXII. OPENING THE CAMPAIGN
  • CHAPTER XXXIII. HERBERT AS A NEWSBOY
  • CHAPTER XXXIV. HERBERT'S LEGACY
  • CHAPTER XXXV. HERBERT'S RETURN
  • CHAPTER XXXVI. CONCLUSION
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