CHAPTER I. THREE INVALIDS. ... ORIGINAL MOTION CARRIED BY MAJORITY OF THREE TO ONE.
CHAPTER II. PLANS DISCUSSED. ... MEETING ADJOURNS.
CHAPTER III. ARRANGEMENTS SETTLED. ... PROVISIONS FOR GETTING UPSET.
CHAPTER IV. THE FOOD QUESTION. ... WE RETIRE TO REST.
CHAPTER V. MRS. P. AROUSES US. ... WE ARE AFLOAT, AFLOAT IN AN OPEN BOAT.
CHAPTER VI. KINGSTON. ... HARRIS AS A GUIDE.
CHAPTER VII. THE RIVER IN ITS SUNDAY GARB. ... HE PERFORMS TRICKS.
CHAPTER VIII. BLACKMAILING. ... GEORGE BUYS A BANJO.
CHAPTER IX. GEORGE IS INTRODUCED TO WORK. ... SAVED!
CHAPTER X. OUR FIRST NIGHT. ... A RESTLESS NIGHT.
CHAPTER XI. HOW GEORGE, ONCE UPON A TIME, GOT UP EARLY IN THE MORNING. ... HISTORICAL RETROSPECT, SPECIALLY INSERTED FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
CHAPTER XII. HENRY VIII. AND ANNE BOLEYN. ... WE ARE CURSED.
CHAPTER XIII. MARLOW. ... STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE OF HARRIS AND A PIE.
CHAPTER XIV. WARGRAVE. ... HARRIS HAS A TROUBLED NIGHT.
CHAPTER XV. HOUSEHOLD DUTIES. ... POSSIBLE REASON WHY WE WERE NOT DROWNED.
CHAPTER XVI. READING. ... STREATLEY AND GORING.
CHAPTER XVII. WASHING DAY. ... A FISHY STORY.
CHAPTER XVIII. LOCKS. ... DEMORALIZING EFFECT OF RIVER AIR.
CHAPTER XIX. OXFORD. ... A LITTLE SUPPER AND A TOAST.
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