Start your day with a thought-provoking quote from the world's greatest thinkers and writers. Sign up to The Daily Muse for free.
 


Driven From Home

by Horatio Alger



Chapter I. Driven from Home.

Chapter II. A Friend Worth Having.

Chapter III. Introduces Peter Cook.

Chapter IV. An Important Conference.

Chapter V. Carl's Stepmother.

Chapter VI. Mrs. Crawford's Letter.

Chapter VII. Ends in a Tragedy.

Chapter VIII. Carl Falls Under Suspicion.

Chapter IX. A Plausible Stranger.

Chapter X. The Counterfeit Bill.

Chapter XI. The Archery Prize.

Chapter XII. An Odd Acquaintance.

Chapter XIII. An Unequal Contest.

Chapter XIV. Carl Arrives in Milford.

Chapter XV. Mr. Jennings at Home.

Chapter XVI. Carl Gets a Place.

Chapter XVII. Carl Enters the Factory.

Chapter XVIII. Leonard's Temptation.

Chapter XIX. An Artful Scheme.

Chapter XX. Reveals a Mystery.

Chapter XXI. An Unwelcome Guest.

Chapter XXII. Mr. Stark is Recognized.

Chapter XXIII. Preparing for the Burglar.

Chapter XXIV. The Burglary.

Chapter XXV. Stark's Disappointment.

Chapter XXVI. A Disagreeable Surprise.

Chapter XXVII. Brought to Bay.

Chapter XXVIII. After a Year.

Chapter XXIX. The Lost Bank Book.

Chapter XXX. An Eccentric Woman.

Chapter XXXI. Carl Takes Supper with Miss Norris.

Chapter XXXII. A Startling Discovery.

Chapter XXXIII. From Albany to Niagara.

Chapter XXXIV. Carl Makes the Acquaintance of an English Lord.

Chapter XXXV. What Carl Learned in Chicago.

Chapter XXXVI. Making a Will.

Chapter XXXVII. Peter Lets Out a Secret.

Chapter XXXVIII. Dr. Crawford is Taken to Task.

Chapter XXXIX. A Man of Energy.

Chapter XL. Conclusion.






                                                                                    

 

 


for seamless page-by-page online and offline reading, with special features including bookmarks and advanced navigation options.



by signing up for our Classics Digest--receive an extract from this text in your inbox every day.


 

Go back to the Alger page for related resources.

Driven From Home


Chapter I. Driven from Home.
Chapter II. A Friend Worth Having.
Chapter III. Introduces Peter Cook.
Chapter IV. An Important Conference.
Chapter V. Carl's Stepmother.
Chapter VI. Mrs. Crawford's Letter.
Chapter VII. Ends in a Tragedy.
Chapter VIII. Carl Falls Under Suspicion.
Chapter IX. A Plausible Stranger.
Chapter X. The Counterfeit Bill.
Chapter XI. The Archery Prize.
Chapter XII. An Odd Acquaintance.
Chapter XIII. An Unequal Contest.
Chapter XIV. Carl Arrives in Milford.
Chapter XV. Mr. Jennings at Home.
Chapter XVI. Carl Gets a Place.
Chapter XVII. Carl Enters the Factory.
Chapter XVIII. Leonard's Temptation.
Chapter XIX. An Artful Scheme.
Chapter XX. Reveals a Mystery.
Chapter XXI. An Unwelcome Guest.
Chapter XXII. Mr. Stark is Recognized.
Chapter XXIII. Preparing for the Burglar.
Chapter XXIV. The Burglary.
Chapter XXV. Stark's Disappointment.
Chapter XXVI. A Disagreeable Surprise.
Chapter XXVII. Brought to Bay.
Chapter XXVIII. After a Year.
Chapter XXIX. The Lost Bank Book.
Chapter XXX. An Eccentric Woman.
Chapter XXXI. Carl Takes Supper with Miss Norris.
Chapter XXXII. A Startling Discovery.
Chapter XXXIII. From Albany to Niagara.
Chapter XXXIV. Carl Makes the Acquaintance of an English Lord.
Chapter XXXV. What Carl Learned in Chicago.
Chapter XXXVI. Making a Will.
Chapter XXXVII. Peter Lets Out a Secret.
Chapter XXXVIII. Dr. Crawford is Taken to Task.
Chapter XXXIX. A Man of Energy.
Chapter XL. Conclusion.

 


for offline viewing.



for a keyword or phrase.


—Advertisement—
—Advertise Here—


Philosophical Quotes Newsletter

 

Enter your email address

Learn more about The Daily Muse

 




                
—Advertisement—    —Advertise Here—



   Authors | Search | Submit | Quotes | Creative Writing | Interact | About | Login or Register | Contact




     Copyright © Classics Network 1998-2005. Full Legal Information | Privacy Policy