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Contents
Chapter I | 11 |
Chapter II | 23 |
Chapter III | 35 |
Chapter IV | 47 |
Chapter V | 63 |
Chapter VI | 77 |
Chapter VII | 89 |
Chapter VIII | 107 |
Chapter IX | 115 |
Chapter X | 133 |
Chapter XI | 145 |
Chapter XII | 159 |
Chapter XIII | 172 |
Chapter XIV | 187 |
Chapter XV | 201 |
Chapter XVI | 216 |
Chapter XVII | 231 |
Chapter XVIII | 249 |
Chapter XIX | 282 |
Chapter XX | 303 |
Chapter XXI | 315 |
Chapter XXII | 332 |
Chapter XXIII | 349 |
Chapter XXIV | 368 |
Chapter XXV | 379 |
Chapter XXVI | 389 |

The Varmint
By OWEN JOHNSON
Author of "The Prodigious Hickey," "Stover at Yale,"
"The Humming Bird," "Tennessee Shad," etc.

With Four Illustrations
By F. R. GRUGER
A. L. BURT COMPANY
Publishers New York
Copyright, 1910, BY
THE BAKER & TAYLOR COMPANY
Published, July, 1910
THE COUNTRY LIFE PRESS, GARDEN CITY, N. Y.
TO
Alexander Lambert, M.D.
IN FRIENDSHIP, IN GRATITUDE,
AND IN MEMORY OF MY WIFE.
THE VARMINT
THE VARMINT
I
When young Stover disembarked at the Trenton station on the fourth day after the opening of the spring term he had acquired in his brief journey so much of the Pennsylvania rolling stock as could be detached and concealed. Inserted between his nether and outer shirts were two gilt "Directions to Travelers" which clung like mustard plasters to his back, while a jagged tin sign, wrenched from the home terminal, embraced his stomach with the painful tenacity of the historic Spartan fox. In his pockets were objects—small objects but precious and dangerous to unscrew and