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Read it at your own pace. source CHAPTER V. BELTON FINDS A FRIEND. Long before the rifle ball, the cannon shot, and the exploding shell were through their fiendish task of covering the earth with mortals

This chapter is for all of us that suffered at the hands of overbearing adults. Full text. source CHAPTER IV. THE TURNING OF A WORM. As to who Mr. Tiberius Gracchus Leonard was, or as to where he came

Read the full text: For those of you new to Arcane Books, we put out books that were written in prior centuries yet read like they were written about today. Make it through this one with us, and I promise

I'll be reading this one with you, dear reader, as we go along. It was referenced in our last serialization, and as I hadn't read it, I thought I would format it for you at the same time. This one is taking

Read it at your own pace. source CHAPTER X. CUPID AGAIN AT WORK. Belton, after graduating from Stowe University, returned with his mother to their humble home at Winchester. He had been away at school

Read it at your own pace. source CHAPTER IX. LOVE AND POLITICS. Acting on his father's advice Bernard arrived in Norfolk in the course of a few days. He realized that he was now a politician and decided

Read it at your own pace. source CHAPTER VIII. MANY MYSTERIES CLEARED UP. On the day prior to the one on which Bernard first entered the public school of Winchester, Fairfax Belgrave had just arrived in

Read it at your own pace. source CHAPTER VII. A SERMON, A SOCK AND A FIGHT. Belton remained at Stowe University, acquiring fame as an orator and scholar. His intellect was pronounced by all to be marvelously

source CHAPTER III. THE PARSON'S ADVICE. With heavy heart and with eyes cast upon the ground, Mrs. Piedmont walked back home after leaving Belton with his teacher. She had intended to make a special plea

So much of life has not changed with the years. He we have a couple of young men about to embark on their formal 'education', very much like each of us have done. The more time changes, the more things

I'll be reading this one with you, dear reader, as we go along. It was referenced in our last serialization, and as I hadn't read it, I thought I would format it for you at the same time. This one is taking