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id: 35127
title: Frank Merriwell''s Return to Yale
author: Standish, Burt L.
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  Frank Merriwell was crossing the campus at good old Yale, and this cry, After Frank had taken a general look around the room he said: "That''s the best way to look at it," Frank answered, "and I don''t think "Great Scott!" he thought, "if Frank should know that I brought a fellow "Now, see here, Page," said Frank, seriously, "I want to ask a favor of "I hear that Cornell has a man named Stover," said Frank, "who thinks he In any event he was a Yale student, and as such Frank felt bound to look "You took him completely by surprise that time, Mellor," said Frank. "The rest of you fellows," said Frank, "stay at the door and don''t let "It''s Frank Merriwell!" she said. "It''s good for a fellow once in a while," said Frank. "When the time comes," said Frank, "my hand will be open to you." Frank Merriwell at Yale


id: 38429
title: Frank Merriwell''s Alarm; Or, Doing His Best
author: Standish, Burt L.
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  "Speaking of the punching bag," said Frank, "makes me think of a good Frank forgot that a short time before Jack Diamond had accused him of "Heaven pity him!" thought Frank, knowing that laugh came from Jack''s When Frank spoke like that he meant what he said, and Jack knew it. "You are not yourself, old fellow," said Frank, softly, placing his "Don'' yeh fool yo''se''f dat way, Marser Frank!" cried Toots, sitting up heads, and looking upward they saw Frank Merriwell running along the strange-looking, bare-headed man, who was in close pursuit of Frank. "If it is not claimed in a year''s time, boys," said Frank, "we will go Frank saw it was exhausting the unfortunate boy, and he quickly said: The boy on the bed opened his eyes and looked at Frank in silence, for "That''s right, old man!" cried Frank, with satisfaction.


id: 39433
title: Frank Merriwell''s Backers; Or, The Pride of His Friends
author: Standish, Burt L.
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  The man started a little, gave Frank a look, then glanced toward the "Look here," Frank said, in a commanding way, "you are not to say "They git heap hot time!" said old Joe, in Frank''s ear. "Now," said Frank, "I''m going out with the men to watch for a second "Look here," said Frank, "before you go, I have some things to say. "Look out for that man, Frank," said Hodge, in an ominous manner. "I think I''ll look after things to-night," said Frank grimly. "Come in here," said Frank, leading the way into the cabin. "I''ll do what I can for your dog, sir," said Frank Merriwell. "Well, that''s Frank Merriwell!" said Bill. murderous wretch like the man who had tried to shoot Frank Merriwell "Let up, boy," said Frank to the dog. "He knows where he''s going, fellows," said Frank. "That''s a pretty good hand!" said Frank.


id: 40262
title: Frank Merriwell''s Triumph; Or, The Disappearance of Felicia
author: Standish, Burt L.
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  "I don''t know nothing about those things, Frank," said the boy. "It''s up that way we saw smoke, Frank," said Hodge. "Seems to me," said Frank, "I have heard of him as a bad man who was "All right, cap''n," said Frank; "you are at liberty to do as you like." "I think," said Frank, "that it is about time for Cap''n Wiley to cash in "Now is the time for you to stop," said Frank in Wiley''s ear, speaking "It''s a wise man who knows when to stop," said Frank. "Now, Wiley," said Frank, "tell me about these men you say you have "Come into the hotel," said Frank, turning to the man who had brought "How, how, Strong Heart!" said the old man, extending his hand to Frank. "You know Dick is Frank''s half-brother, sir," said the girl. "Well, now that everything seems all right here, Frank," said Dick, "I


