Budd Boyd's Triumph
Budd Boyd's Triumph by William P. (William Pendleton) Chipman is available here as the complete text, split into 676 reading sections of 5 sentences, each with audio and tap-to-define vocabulary.
Budd Boyd's Triumph by William P. (William Pendleton) Chipman. Complete source text from Project Gutenberg eBook #39732.
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Budd Boyd's Triumph
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- Chapter I Budd Seeks Employment
- Chapter II A Slight Misunderstanding
- Chapter III Against Wind and Tide
- Chapter IV A New Friend
- Chapter V Mr. Benton’s Wrath
- Chapter VI The New Firm
- Chapter VII
- Chapter VIII The Lost Ox-Cart
- Chapter IX
- Chapter X Budd’s Story
- Chapter XI An Unfortunate Predicament
- Chapter XII Budd’s Trial
- Chapter XIII Mr. Benton’s Little Game
- Chapter XIV Two Opportunities
- Chapter XV Budd Entrapped
- Chapter XVI Judd Makes an Important Discovery
- Chapter XVII Budd’s Escape
- Chapter XVIII Caught
- Chapter XIX Mr. Johnson Is Astonished
- Chapter XX
- Chapter XXI Father and Son
- Chapter XXII
- Chapter XXIII A Manly Rescue
- Chapter XXIV The Firm’s Profits
- Chapter XXV Mr. Johnson’s Munificence
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