The Putnam Hall Rebellion
The Putnam Hall Rebellion by Edward Stratemeyer is available here as the complete text, split into 871 reading sections of 5 sentences, each with audio and tap-to-define vocabulary.
The Putnam Hall Rebellion by Edward Stratemeyer. Complete source text from Project Gutenberg eBook #47451.
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The Putnam Hall Rebellion
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- Chapter I
- Chapter II Out on the Campus
- Chapter III Pepper Plays a Joke
- Chapter IV
- Chapter V The Blank Cartridges
- Chapter VI A “Rough House” at Putnam Hall
- Chapter VII The New Teacher
- Chapter VIII An Encounter on the Lake
- Chapter IX Starching and Blueing
- Chapter X What Happened at the Ice House
- Chapter XI A Mix-Up on the Road
- Chapter XII What Happened to Andy
- Chapter XIII The Beginning of a Rebellion
- Chapter XIV Pluxton Cuddle’s Proposition
- Chapter XV In Which the Storm Gathers
- Chapter XVI Words and Blows
- Chapter XVII Prisoners in the Dormitories
- Chapter XVIII Andy Snow’s Discovery
- Chapter XIX On a Foraging Expedition
- Chapter XX What Happened to Jack Ruddy
- Chapter XXI The Escape from the Guardroom
- Chapter XXII How the Cadets Ran Away
- Chapter XXIII Josiah Crabtree Is Worried
- Chapter XXIV A Discovery in the Woods
- Chapter XXV The Rival Runaways
- Chapter XXVI News of Interest
- Chapter XXVII
- Chapter XXVIII A Case of Tit for Tat
- Chapter XXIX After the Tramps
- Chapter XXX Something of a Confession
- Chapter XXXI Back to the Hall—conclusion
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