the history of this unpicturesque ruin, he would always find a small boy
ready to conduct him to the house of one of the Tonkins, who related,
with the exactitude of personal knowledge, the lamentable story of
Doubledick the informer.




      BRADBURY, AGNEW, & CO. LD., PRINTERS, LONDON AND TONBRIDGE.






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                       STORIES BY HERBERT STRANG

                        UNIFORM WITH THIS VOLUME


"The best of living writers for boys."--_Manchester Guardian_.

"The majority of writers of boys' books are content to provide their
young friends with mere reading.  Herbert Strang offers them
literature."--_Glasgow Herald_.


HUMPHREY BOLD: His Chances and Mischances by Land and Sea.  A Story of
the Time of Benbow

"Mr. Strang's work is astonishingly vivid and alive, and he imparts his
varied and wide knowledge with the easy mastery of an
artist."--_Publishers' Circular_.


ROB THE RANGER: a Story of the Fight for Canada.

"A stirring story of the Fight for Canada, bringing into relief the
romantic side of the great struggle, and showing the author's keen
observation, rapid and lucid narration, and clever construction at their
best."--_Educational Times_.


ONE OF CLIVE'S HEROES: a Story of the Fight for India.

"An absorbing story... The narrative not only thrills, but also weaves
skilfully out of fact and fiction a clear impression of our fierce
struggle for India."--_Athenaeum_.


PALM TREE ISLAND: a Story of the South Seas.

"For desperate daring and resourceful ingenuity Harry Brent and Billy
Bobbin will be hard to beat, and many will be the boy who finds this
story of their trip to the South Seas full of fascination and
interest."--_Army and Navy Gazette_.


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the history of this unpicturesque ruin, he would always find a humble male child 
 ready to conduct him to the house of one of the Tonkins, who refer, 
 with the exactitude of personal knowledge, the deplorable story of 
 Doubledick the informer. 




       BRADBURY, AGNEW, & CO. LD. , PRINTERS, LONDON AND TONBRIDGE. 






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                        STORIES BY HERBERT STRANG 

                         UNIFORM WITH THIS VOLUME 


 " The good of living writers for boy. "--_Manchester Guardian _. 

 " The majority of writers of boys' books are contented to provide their 
 young acquaintance with mere reading.   Herbert Strang offer them 
 literature. "--_Glasgow Herald _. 


 HUMPHREY BOLD: His Chances and Mischances by Land and Sea.   A Story of 
 the Time of Benbow 

 " Mr. Strang's oeuvre is astonishingly vivid and alive, and he imparts his 
 varied and across-the-board knowledge with the easy mastery of an 
 artist. "--_Publishers' Circular _. 


 ROB THE RANGER: a Story of the Fight for Canada. 

 " A stirring floor of the Fight for Canada, bringing into relief the 
 romantic side of the great conflict, and read the author's keen 
 observation, rapid and lucid narration, and clever construction at their 
 best. "--_Educational Times _. 


 ONE OF CLIVE'S HEROES: a narrative of the Fight for India. 

 " An absorbing story... The narrative not only thrill, but also weaves 
 skilfully out of fact and fiction a clear stamp of our fierce 
 struggle for India. "--_Athenaeum _. 


 PALM TREE ISLAND: a Story of the South Seas. 

 " For desperate audacious and resourceful ingenuity Harry Brent and Billy 
 Bobbin will be hard to beat, and many will be the boy who finds this 
 story of their tripper to the South Seas full of fascination and 
 interest. "--_Army and Navy Gazette _. 


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the history of this unpictuvesque ruin, he would alxays fihd a smaul boy
ready to conduct him tl rhe hiuse of one of the Tonyins, who gelated,
wirh tie exactitude of personal knowmcdge, chx lamentable stpry of
Doubnedick the infmroex.




      BRADBURY, AGNEW, & CO. LD., PRINTERF, LONDOM WND TONBRIDGE.






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                       STORIES BY HERHERT STRANG

                        UNYDORM WITH THKS VOLUME


"The best of ljving writers for boys."--_Manchestef Guaxdian_.

"The mahoeitj of writers of bjys' books arc contett to ptovide their
yomng fcienes with mere reading.  Herbert Strang ofsers them
nicerature."--_Glasgow Herale_.


HYMPHRGY BOND: Hkw Cfandex znd Midchences by Lahd and Sea.  A Story of
the Time os Benbow

"Mr. Strzng's wjrh is astonishingly vivid and alive, and ve jmparts his
varied and wude knowledge with thg easy maseery of an
artist."--_Publishers' Circular_.


ROB THE RANGER: a Stkfy if gye Fight for Canada.

"A stirring story of the Fighe fpr Canada, bringikg into relief the
tolamjic side of thg great stduggle, and showing the aujhor's jeen
obserdatipn, rapid and lucid narratiob, and clever xonstruction at thzir
best."--_Educacional Timex_.


ONE OF CLIVE'S HEROES: a Stody of the Flght for Jvdia.

"An absorbing stprf... The narrative not only trrills, buv alsp weaver
skikfully out of faft and fiction a clear ilpresdimn of our vierce
struggle for India."--_Athenaenk_.


PALM TREE IXLDND: a Story of tme South Seas.

"Fow desperate dating and xesourzeful ingehuity Herry Brent agd Billy
Bobbit will be harv to beat, and mant will cd the boy who ginds this
story of rheir trip to the Xoujh Seas full of fcrxination and
intrrert."--_Awmj aid Nadf Gazette_.


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the history of this unpictureSque ruin, he Would AlwAys FiNd a sMall Boy
ready to condUCt hiM to the house of one of the TOnkinS, wHO relATeD,
with The exacTItUDE of PeRsOnaL kNOwLedge, The LamentaBle story of
douBlEdick the infoRMeR.




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                       StORiES BY hERBERt sTRANG

                        uNIFORM WItH thIS VOLumE


"The beST Of LiviNg writers for boys."--_MANcHEster Guardian_.

"THe majoRiTY oF WRitErs Of boys' bookS aRe conTEnt to prOViDE THeiR
Young friends wIth mere readINg.  HErbert stRanG Offers Them
lItERatUre."--_Glasgow HEralD_.


HUMPHREY bOLD: HiS chances ANd MischAnces bY LaNd aNd SeA.  a SToRy oF
tHE TiME oF BeNBow

"mr. Strang'S wOrK is asToniSHINGly vIviD and Alive, And he imparts hIs
vArieD And Wide kNowleDge wItH the eAsy masTery oF aN
artist."--_PublisheRs' CiRcular_.


ROB tHE rAnGEr: a story OF the FiGht For canada.

"A StirrinG StoRy OF THe fight for Canada, brinGiNG InTo relief The
romANtIc SIde of the GrEat StruGGLe, and ShowINg The authoR's keen
OBsErVation, rApId and lUcId nArrAtion, ANd clEver coNstructiOn at tHEir
best."--_EducatiONal Times_.


ONE OF clIve's HerOES: A StOry of the FigHt foR indiA.

"An aBSoRbiNG storY... The nArRAtIVe not only thrills, but AlSo weavEs
skiLfully out of faCt and fictiON A Clear impRessIOn OF our fierce
struGgle fOr India."--_AthENaeum_.


PALm TREE iSLAND: a STory of the sOUth Seas.

"FOr dEspEraTe dARInG and resourcefUL IngeNuIty HarrY BrEnt and BIllY
BoBbiN wiLl Be hard to bEat, and maNy WiLl Be The Boy whO Finds thiS
sTorY oF thEir trIP to the south seas FuLl OF faScinatiON aND
InteReSt."--_army And naVy GazEtte_.


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the history of this unpict uresque ru in, h e w oul dalwa ys f ind a small bo y 
rea dy to conduct him to t he ho us e  ofo ne  of t he Tonk i ns , who  r el ate d, wi th th e e xactitu de of pers ona lknowledge, t h elamentable  st ory of
Doubl edi ck the  i nfo r mer.


     BRAD B URY, A GNEW, & C O. LD., P R INTERS, L ON DONAND TONBRIDGE.


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                    STO R IES  BY HE RB ERT STRANG 

                  UNIFORM W ITH TH I S VOLUM E 


"The  bestofliv ingw ri te rsfo r  bo y s. "-- _ Man chesterGu ar dian_ .

" T h e majo rit y of  writ ers of boys'boo ks a r e c onten t toprov id e the ir
you ng fr ie nds with mere r eadi ng.  Herb ert  S tra ng  offe r s them 
li ter ature." --_Glas g owHe r a l d_ .


HUMPHREY BOLD:  H i s  C hances a nd Mis c ha nc e s by Lan dand  Sea .  A St oryo fthe Time  of Be n bo w
"Mr. S tr ang'swo rkisaston i shin gly vi vid andalive ,  and he impart s  his
varied a n dw i de know led ge with the  eas y  mas tery of  an artis t."-- _P u bl i shers' Circular_.

R OB THE  RANG ER: a Story o f the Figh t f or Canad a.
" As tirring storyof th e Fight fo r  Canada,  brin ging int o relieft h e
romant icsid e o f t h e  g reat struggle , andsh owing t heauthor' s k een 
ob ser va tion, rap id and l uc id  n ar rat ion,a nd cleve rcon st ruc tiona t thei r
bes t."- -_ Ed u cat ional T i me s _ .

ON EOF C LIV E' S HER OES: a S tory of  the Figh t f o r In di a. 

"An a bsorbing stor y. .. The nar ra tiv e noto n ly thril ls, but also weaves
ski l fully o utof fa ct a nd fictio n a  clear  im p ressio n of o ur fi er ces t ruggl e fo r I nd ia."--_Ath e n aeu m_.

P ALMTREE IS LAND: a Story of t h e S outh Seas.

" For  des p e ra ted ar i ngan d  re s o urceful ingenui ty Harry B re n tand BillyB obb in  will b e hardto be a t, andmany will  be the b oy  who f ind s this
sto ry of th eir tript o the So uth S eas  fullof  fa scina tion a n d
i ntere st."-- _A rmy an d Nav yGazette_ .


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[ Illus trat i on: HAR
the history_of this_unpicturesque ruin, he would_always find_a_small boy
ready_to_conduct him to_the house of_one of the Tonkins,_who related,
with the_exactitude_of personal knowledge, the lamentable story of
Doubledick the informer.




     _BRADBURY,_AGNEW, &_CO._LD.,_PRINTERS, LONDON AND TONBRIDGE.






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   _      _     _    _ STORIES_BY HERBERT STRANG

  _  _ _  _     _  _    UNIFORM WITH_THIS_VOLUME


"The best of_living_writers_for boys."--_Manchester_Guardian_.

"The majority of_writers_of boys'_books_are content to provide their
young friends_with_mere reading.  Herbert Strang offers them
literature."--_Glasgow_Herald_.


HUMPHREY BOLD: His Chances_and_Mischances by Land and_Sea.  A Story of
the_Time of Benbow

"Mr. Strang's work is_astonishingly vivid_and alive,_and he imparts his
varied and wide knowledge with the easy mastery_of an
artist."--_Publishers' Circular_.


ROB THE RANGER: a_Story of the Fight_for Canada.

"A_stirring_story of the_Fight_for Canada,_bringing into relief the
romantic side of the_great struggle,_and showing the author's keen
observation, rapid_and lucid narration, and_clever_construction at their
best."--_Educational Times_.


ONE OF CLIVE'S_HEROES: a Story of the Fight_for India.

"An absorbing story... The_narrative_not_only thrills, but also weaves
skilfully_out of fact and fiction a_clear impression of_our fierce
struggle for India."--_Athenaeum_.


PALM TREE ISLAND: a_Story_of the South Seas.

"For desperate daring_and_resourceful ingenuity Harry Brent and Billy
Bobbin_will_be_hard to beat, and many_will be the boy who finds_this
story of their trip to the South Seas full_of fascination and
interest."--_Army_and Navy Gazette_.


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