Frank Merriwell's Athletes; Or, The Boys Who Won
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By Burt L. Standish 2 Feb, 2021
It was Jack Diamond who spoke, and he addressed Frank Merriwell and several others of his friends. “It is certainly awful,” came from Harry Rattleton, one of the boys. “I can’t stand much of this,” put in Bruce Browning. “It is enou ... Read more
It was Jack Diamond who spoke, and he addressed Frank Merriwell and several others of his friends. “It is certainly awful,” came from Harry Rattleton, one of the boys. “I can’t stand much of this,” put in Bruce Browning. “It is enough to drive one crazy.” The boys had just entered the outer portals of a Chinese theatre, located in Chinatown, the Celestial portion of San Francisco. There was a great crowd, and it was only with difficulty that they made their way along the narrow and gloomy passages leading to the theatre proper. Frank Merriwell and his chums from Yale College had filled in their summer vacation by a trip on bicycles from New York to San Francisco. They had had numerous adventures, but had come out “right side up with care,” as Frank put it. Less
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William George "Gilbert" Patten (October 25, 1866 – January 16, 1945) was a writer of dime novels and is best known as the author of the Frank Merriwell stories, with the pen name Burt L. Standish. ...
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