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Title: Pee-Wee Harris Adrift

Author: Percy Keese Fitzhugh

Release Date: February 14, 2006 [eBook #17767]

Language: English

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PEE-WEE HARRIS ADRIFT

by

PERCY KEESE FITZHUGH

Author of

The Tom Slade Books
The Roy Blakeley Books
The Pee-Wee Harris Books

Illustrated by H. S. Barbour

[Frontispiece: Pee-wee rowed his customers to Alligator Island.]

Published with the approval of
The Boy Scouts of America
Grosset & Dunlap
Publishers : : New York
Made in the United States of America
Copyright, 1922, by
Grosset & Dunlap

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

I ALONE
II SATURDAY MORNING
III CASTLES IN THE AIR
IV KEEKIE JOE
V A QUESTION OF DUTY
VI THE MISSIONARY
VII APPLE BLOSSOM TIME
VIII PEE-WEE EXPLORES THE ISLAND
IX THE LOOKOUT SEES A SAIL
X THE OTHERS ARRIVE
XI PLANS
XII THE DISCOVERER RETURNS
XIII "STOP"
XIV "GO"
XV LIFE ON THE UNKNOWN SHORE
XVI BEFORE THE PARTY
XVII THE SCENE IS SET
XVIII EVERY WHICH WAY
XIX THE EARTHLY PARADISE
XX GONE
XXI FOILED
XXII IN THE GLARE OF THE SEARCH-LIGHT
XXIII THE DREAM OF KEEKIE JOE
XXIV THE MISSIONARY LANDS ON FOREIGN SHORES
XXV RETURN OF THE HERO
XXVI SHORT AND TO THE POINT
XXVII SETTLED AT LAST
XXVIII IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
XXIX THE RACE
XXX ABSENCE MAKES THE ISLAND QUIET
XXXI A PROMISE
XXXII VENGEANCE
XXXIII KEEKIE JOE, SCOUT
XXXIV THE STORY CLOSES AND SCHOOL OPENS

ILLUSTRATIONS

Pee-wee rowed his customers to Alligator Island.

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