Toby Tyler - Ten Weeks with a Circus

James Otis

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BREAKFAST IN THE WOODS. See p. 235. BREAKFAST IN THE
WOODS. See p. 235.
Toby Tyler
orTen Weeks with a CircusBy JAMES OTIS
ILLUSTRATED
NEW YORK AND LONDON
HARPER & BROTHERS PUBLISHERSHARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE SERIES
EACH, SIXTY CENTS
FRANCONIA STORIES
By Jacob Abbott
Malleville
Mary Bell
Ellen Linn
Wallace
Beechnut
Stuyvesant
Agnes
Mary Erskine
Rodolphus
Caroline
By W. L. Alden
The Moral Pirates
The Cruise of the "Ghost"
The Cruise of the Canoe Club
The Adventures of Jimmy Brown
Jimmy Brown Trying to Find Europe
A New Robinson Crusoe
By James Barnes
The Blockaders
By William Black
The Four Macnicols
By ...

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Strange Stories of Colonial Days Strange Stories of the Revolution Strange Stories of 1812 Strange Stories of the Civil War ADVENTURE SERIES

Adventures of Uncle Sam's Sailors Adventures of Uncle Sam's Soldiers Adventures with Indians Adventures of Pirates and Sea-Rovers Illustrated. Price, per volume, 60 cents HARPER & BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS, NEW YORK COPYRIGHT, 1880, 1881, 1909, BY HARPER & BROTHERS COPYRIGHT, 1908, 1909, BY JAMES OTIS KALER PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Chap. I. Toby's Introduction to the Circus II. Toby Runs Away from Home III. The Night Ride IV. The First Day with the Circus V. The Counterfeit Ten-Cent Piece VI. A Tender-hearted Skeleton VII. An Accident and its Consequences VIII. Capture of the Monkeys IX. The Dinner-Party X. Mr. Stubbs at a Party XI. A Stormy Night XII. Toby's Great Misfortune XIII. Toby Attempts to Resign his Situation XIV. Mr. Castle Teaches Toby to Ride XV. Toby's Friends Present him with a Costume XVI. Toby's First Appearance in the Ring XVII. Off for Home! XVIII. A Day of Freedom XIX. Mr. Stubbs's Mischief, and his Sad Fate XX. Home and Uncle Daniel

CONTNETS.

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Breakfast in the Woods Toby Strikes a Bargain Toby and his New Friend Toby's First Night Ride Old Ben Comes to the Rescue "Won't you Please Give me the Money Back?" Toby Gets his Supper Job Lord Learns a Lesson The Break-down, and Escape of the Monkeys Bringing Back the Runaways Toby is Introduced to the Albinos Toby Sits Down on Mr. Stubbs Toby in the "Women's Wagon" Mr. Stubbs and Toby's Money Toby and the Little Boy Customers The First Lesson Ella and Toby Mademoiselle Jeannette and Monsieur Ajax The Runaways "How I Love you, Mr. Stubbs!" Uncle Daniel's Blessing

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TEN WEEKS WITH A CIRCUS.

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