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Frank Merriwell's Pursuit Or, How to Win   By: (1866-1945)

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In Burt L. Standish's novel, Frank Merriwell's Pursuit Or, How to Win, readers are once again taken on an exciting adventure with the iconic character, Frank Merriwell. Filled with action, mystery, and valuable life lessons, this book proves to be an entertaining read for both fans of the series and newcomers alike.

The narrative kicks off with Frank Merriwell finding himself amidst a perplexing situation. With his exceptional intellect and athleticism, Frank must navigate a treacherous path, overcoming obstacles and outsmarting foes in order to achieve victory. The author's portrayal of Merriwell's character is one of the highlights of the book, as he effortlessly amalgamates qualities of a role model with relatable human vulnerabilities.

Standish's writing style is engaging, with vivid descriptions that capture the reader's imagination. From the heart-pounding chase scenes to the intense sporting matches, the author successfully keeps readers hooked, desperate to uncover the mysteries surrounding Merriwell's pursuit. The pacing of the story is well-balanced, allowing for moments of tense anticipation followed by moments of much-needed respite.

One of the commendable aspects of this book is the underlying themes of sportsmanship, integrity, and the pursuit of success. Standish expertly weaves these values into the storyline, teaching readers the importance of honesty, determination, and fair play. The character of Frank Merriwell serves as a powerful example for readers, illustrating the rewards that can be reaped through hard work and ethical conduct.

However, it is worth noting that some readers may find the book's predictability to be a drawback. Standish often follows a formulaic approach to storytelling, making it easy to anticipate certain plot developments and outcomes. Additionally, some readers may argue that the characters lack depth, with certain supporting characters feeling rather one-dimensional. Despite these minor shortcomings, the book's overall entertainment value compensates for these limitations.

Frank Merriwell's Pursuit Or, How to Win is a thrilling adventure that effectively combines elements of mystery, sportsmanship, and moral values. With its engaging narrative, well-developed protagonist, and valuable life lessons, this book serves as a delightful addition to the Frank Merriwell series. Burt L. Standish once again showcases his skills as a storyteller, ensuring that readers will eagerly anticipate the next installment in this classic series.

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THE MERRIWELL SERIES No. 117

Frank Merriwell's Pursuit

By Burt L. Standish

[Illustration: Cover, showing Frank outrunning a landslide while carrying Inza]

Frank Merriwell's Pursuit

OR,

HOW TO WIN

BY

BURT L. STANDISH

Author of the famous Merriwell Stories.

[Illustration: Publisher's logo]

STREET & SMITH CORPORATION PUBLISHERS 79 89 Seventh Avenue, New York

Copyright, 1904 By STREET & SMITH Frank Merriwell's Pursuit

(Printed in the United States of America)

All rights reserved, including that of translation into foreign languages, including the Scandinavian.

[Transcriber's Note: No Table of Contents was present in the original edition. The following Table of Contents has been prepared for this electronic edition.]

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER I. THE OATH OF DEL NORTE. 5 CHAPTER II. THE TERROR OF O'TOOLE. 12 CHAPTER III. NEW ARRIVALS AT THE LAKE. 21 CHAPTER IV. TWO GHOSTS. 28 CHAPTER V. THE WOLVES. 32 CHAPTER VI. IN THE GRASP OF DEL NORTE. 46 CHAPTER VII. THE SENTINEL. 56 CHAPTER VIII. AT THE FOOT OF THE PRECIPICE. 67 CHAPTER IX. THE KNIFE DUEL. 73 CHAPTER X. THE LANDSLIDE... Continue reading book >>




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