Percy Wynn
Subtitle: or, Making a boy of him
By: by Francis J. Finn.
Series: Father Finn's Famous Three
Publisher: Benzinger
Published: 1893
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 253
Other titles: Making a boy of him.
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: CHAPTER I; title: In which Percy Wynn bows to Thomas Playfair and the reader simultaneously 9; title: CHAPTER II; title: In which Percy is cross-examined by Thomas Playfair, and makes some new friends 9; title: CHAPTER III; title: In which Percy has a strange midnight adventure 27; title: CHAPTER IV; title: In which Peters and Percy hold a very odd conversation 42; title: CHAPTER V; title: In which Percy goes a-fishing 49; title: CHAPTER VI; title: In which Percy takes his first lessons in swimming and rowing 64; title: CHAPTER VII; title: In which Percy, making way for the heavy villains of our story, does not appear 71; title: CHAPTER VIII; title: In which Percy makes a desperate resolve 86; title: CHAPTER IX; title: In which Percy makes a brave fight against discouragements 93; title: CHAPTER X; title: In which Percy rescues Tom and Harry; Tom and Harry rescue Percy; and a third party rescues the trio 99; title: CHAPTER XI; title: In which Mr. Middleton finds his lost sheep, both white and black 106; title: CHAPTER XII; title: In which Mr. Middleton makes a discovery, and passes a restless night 115; title: CHAPTER XII; title: In which are set down the strange adventures of a runaway 125; title: CHAPTER XIV; title: In which Percy finds himself on the sick-list 138; title: CHAPTER XV; title: "From grave to gay." A serious conversation, followed by a game of foot-ball 148; title: CHAPTER XVI pace; title: Id which Mr. Middleton reads a story, tod excites such Interest 176; title: CHAPTER XVII; title: In which Percy fells foul of the village youth, and is compelled to "run the gauntlet" 181; title: CHAPTER XVIII; title: In which some of our friends find it necessary to fight - also to run 171; title: CHAPTER XIX; title: Beginning of the Christmas holidays. Percy is called to the parlor 195; title: CHAPTER XX; title: Introduces an extraordinary new-comer to Percy and the reader 197; title: CHAPTER XXI; title: In which Frank asks a great many people a great many questions; teaches Percy how to "strike out," and makes a Christmas speech before breakfast 209; title: CHAPTER XXII; title: A Merry Christmas to all 223; title: CHAPTER XXIII; title: An adventure on the railroad track 230; title: CHAPTER XXIV; title: In which Tom meets two young gentlemen whom he is not at all anxious to see 243; title: CHAPTER XXV; title: "Farewell Parting is such sweet sorrow!" — Shakespeare. 151