Category: Children & Young Adult Reading

Dick Darling's Money; or, The Rise of an Office Boy; and Other Stories

Issued Weekly--Subscription price, $3.50 per year; Canada, $4.00; Foreign, $4.50. Harry E. Wolff, Publisher, 166 West 23d Street, New York, N. Y. Entered as Second-Class Matter, October 4, 1911, at the Post-Office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.

Chapters

17. CHAPTER II.

Lew kept on in this line of questioning for several minutes more, by which time Smollett had testified that he had moved thirteen times during the past three years, in each inst...

15. CHAPTER XIII.--The Hidden Treasure.

Dick hastily rejoined Madge and told her about the identity of the man in the tree. He also outlined his plans for the rascal's arrest. They were about to hurry to the house whe...

12. CHAPTER X.--Dick's Strenuous Experience.

Dick, alive to his danger, side-stepped and launched out his fist at his assailant, catching him in the jaw with a blow that staggered him and caused him to drop the weapon. Bef...

10. CHAPTER VIII.--Dick Has His Fortune Told.

We will pass over two years, during which Dick ceased to be an office boy and became one of the most gentlemanly clerks in Mr. Bacon's store. His knickerbockers disappeared the...

9. CHAPTER VII.--Dick and His Eldest Sister.

"Great heavens! How came he to be in this state?" cried Mr. Bacon. "Cut him loose as quick as you can. Jones, run down to my office and fetch a glass of the cognac you'll find o...

3. CHAPTER I.--The Office Boy's Peril.

"Yes, sir," replied Dick Darling, his fifteen-year-old office boy--a bright, good-looking lad, who had not yet graduated out of knickerbockers, though most boys of his age would...

13. CHAPTER XI.--Guilt Sees Its Finish.

Dick told his story in as few words as possible, beginning with the appearance of the richly dressed blonde woman at his store that morning. The policeman listened with attention.

8. CHAPTER VI.--Knocked Out.

Of course, the robbery of the diamond and Dick's brilliant rounding up of the thief got into the afternoon papers. All the merchants and clerks of the jewelry district downtown...

14. CHAPTER XII.--The Man in the Tree.

When Dick returned to the store at the beginning of the new year he found he was promoted to a regular position in the store proper, with an increase of wages. His rise had been...

11. CHAPTER IX.--In the Mirror.

Dick agreed with her, and then they began talking about other things. On Monday morning eleven o'clock a small, stylishly dressed lady, of a blonde complexion, came into the sto...

7. CHAPTER V.--Dick Carries His Point.

"The trouble is that man stole a five-carat unset diamond from our store and came here to pawn it. I followed him and got it away from him. I expect the manager of the store her...

6. CHAPTER IV.--The Missing Diamond.

Although Mr. Bacon was a wholesale dealer, he also did a considerable retail trade as well. On the following morning a well-dressed man came into the store and asked to see some...

4. CHAPTER II.--Dick Escapes.

Dick was marched along the road to a field, lifted over the fence, and compelled to tramp it through the sodden turf and high grass. At length they reached another fence and he...

5. CHAPTER III.--Dick Meets the Mason Family.

The gentleman took Dick into the house by a side door and up a back stairs to his own room. Here he provided the boy with a pair of long stockings and his own slippers. Then he...

16. CHAPTER I.--(continued)

And then the busy lawyer caught up his satchel and started out of the office to catch his train. Lew opened the bundle of papers, and was soon studying them hard.

2. CHAPTER II.--The Result of the Young Lawyer's Keen Management of the

Issued Weekly--Subscription price, $3.50 per year; Canada, $4.00; Foreign, $4.50. Harry E. Wolff, Publisher, 166 West 23d Street, New York, N. Y. Entered as Second-Class Matter,...

1. CHAPTER XIII.--The Hidden Treasure.