Robert Bird

The Adventures of Robin Day Robert Bird

Dother adventure of a more terrible cast, in which the Sleeping Beauty performs the part of a heroine 124 CHAPTER XXIV. The Hegira continued, with some philosophical reflections in the boot of a coach 129 CHAPTER XXV. Robin Day incurs a great danger, and surrenders to his unrelenting pursuer, John Dabs ;but calls his wisdom to his assistance, and performs a wonderful feat of dexterity 1:35 CHAPTER XXVI. How it appeared that Robin Day had no such Q:reat cause to plume himself on his adroitness 140 CHAPTER XXVII. Robin Day, after sundry alarming adventures, flnd himself at last a volunteer, and on the eve of going into battle 142 CHAPTER XXVIII. Robin Day sfirst battle, with a surprising discovery which he makes in the midst of it 148 CHAPTER XXIX. How, by a second exercise of his new-bom wisdom, Robin Day escapes a terrible difficulty. He meets two old friends, and has a controvery with Skipper Duck 151 CHAPTER XXX. Robin Day distinguishes himself at the attack on Havre-de-G race, and meets with a misfortune 158 CHAPTER XXXI. Containing an account of Robin Day ssuccessor in the Jumping Jenny, and who he was 161 CHAPTER XXXII. Robin splans of escape ai-e interrupted, and he marches with the British to the attack on Craney Island 169 CHAPTER XXXII l.
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