Five Thousand an Hour: How Johnny Gamble Won the Heiress
Author: George Randolph Chester Genre: Literature
Five Thousand an Hour: How Johnny Gamble Won the Heiress
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Chapter 17 IN WHICH THE STRAW SAILOR HAT OF JOHNNY
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Released on: 01/12/2017
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1 Chapter 1 WHICH INTRODUCES JOHNNY GAMBLE AND HIS LAST HUNDRED DOLLARS2 Chapter 2 IN WHICH STRANGERS BECOME OLD FRIENDS3 Chapter 3 IN WHICH JOHNNY MIXES BUSINESS AND PLEASURE4 Chapter 4 IN WHICH GRESHAM FINDS JOHNNY'S OLD PARTNER ACCOMMODATING5 Chapter 5 IN WHICH JOHNNY DISPLAYS TALENT AS A TRUE PROMOTER6 Chapter 6 IN WHICH CONSTANCE DECIDES ON A FAIR GAME7 Chapter 7 IN WHICH JOHNNY DREAMS OF A MAGNIFICENT TWENTY-STORY HOTEL8 Chapter 8 IN WHICH CONSTANCE SHOWS FURTHER INTEREST IN JOHNNY'S AFFAIRS9 Chapter 9 IN WHICH JOHNNY MEETS A DEFENDER OF THE OLD ARISTOCRACY10 Chapter 10 IN WHICH JOHNNY IS SINGULARLY THRILLED BY11 Chapter 11 IN WHICH JOHNNY EXECUTES SOME EXCEEDINGLY RAPID BUSINESS DEALS12 Chapter 12 IN WHICH JOHNNY EVEN DOES BUSINESS AT THE BABIES' FUND FAIR13 Chapter 13 IN WHICH JOHNNY BUYS A PRESENT AND HATCHES A SCHEME14 Chapter 14 IN WHICH JOHNNY TRIES TO MIX BUSINESS WITH SKAT15 Chapter 15 IN WHICH WINNIE CHAPERONS THE ENTIRE PARTY TO CONEY ISLAND16 Chapter 16 IN WHICH JOHNNY PLANS A REHEARSAL BETWEEN OLD FRIENDS17 Chapter 17 IN WHICH THE STRAW SAILOR HAT OF JOHNNY18 Chapter 18 IN WHICH THE ENTIRE WOBBLES FAMILY FOR ONCE GET TOGETHER19 Chapter 19 IN WHICH THE COLONEL, MESSRS. COURTNEY, WASHER20 Chapter 20 IN WHICH JOHNNY ASKS HIMSELF WHAT IS A MILLION DOLLARS, ANYWAY21 Chapter 21 IN WHICH CONSTANCE AVAILS HERSELF OF22 Chapter 22 IN WHICH PAUL GRESHAM PROPOSES A VERY PRACTICAL ARRANGEMENT23 Chapter 23 IN WHICH THE BRIGHT EYES OF CONSTANCE RAIN INFLUENCE 24 Chapter 24 IN WHICH JOHNNY DEMANDS SPOT CASH AT ONCE25 Chapter 25 IN WHICH JOHNNY KEEPS ON DOING BUSINESS TILL THE CLOCK STRIKES FOUR