Bowser The Hound

by Thornton W. Burgess

• Chapter I. Old Man Coyote Leads Bowser Away
• Chapter II. Old Man Coyote Plays a Trick
• Chapter III. What Happened to Bowser
• Chapter IV. Poor Bowser
• Chapter V. Bowser Spends a Bad Night
• Chapter VI. The Surprise of Blacky the Crow
• Chapter VII. Blacky the Crow Takes Pity on Bowser
• Chapter VIII. How Blacky the Crow Helped Bowser
• Chapter IX. Old Man Coyote Gives Out Dark Hints
• Chapter X. How Reddy Fox Investigated
• Chapter XI. A Little Unpleasantness
• Chapter XII. The Cleverness of Old Man Coyote
• Chapter XIII. The Mischievous Little Night Breeze
• Chapter XIV. The Difference Between Being Inside and Outside
• Chapter XV. Reddy's Forlorn Chance
• Chapter XVI. Why Reddy Went Without a Chicken Dinner
• Chapter XVII. Farmer Brown's Boy Drops a Pan of Corn
• Chapter XVIII. Mutual Relief
• Chapter XIX. Where Was Bowser the Hound?
• Chapter XX. Where Bowser Was
• Chapter XXI. Bowser Becomes a Prisoner
• Chapter XXII. Farmer Brown's Boy Looks in Vain
• Chapter XXIII. Bowser's Great Voice
• Chapter XXIV. Blacky Tries to Get Help
• Chapter XXV. Blacky Calls on Reddy Fox
• Chapter XXVI. Red Wits and Black Wits
• Chapter XXVII. The Artfulness of Blacky
• Chapter XXVIII. Reddy Fox Dreams of Chickens
• Chapter XXIX. Reddy Tries to Arouse Blacky's Pity
• Chapter XXX. Blacky the Crow is All Pity
• Chapter XXXI. Blacky is Much Pleased with Himself
• Chapter XXXII. Blacky Waits for Reddy
• Chapter XXXIII. Reddy Watches the Fat Hens
• Chapter XXXIV. Patience and Impatience
• Chapter XXXV. Things Happen All at Once
• Chapter XXXVI. Reddy Hides the Fat Hen
• Chapter XXXVII. Farmer Brown's Boy Has a Glad Surprise
• Chapter XXXVIII. Reddy Goes Back for His Fat Hen
• Chapter XXXIX. A Vanished Dinner
• Chapter XL. Where was Reddy's Dinner?
• Chapter XLI. What Blacky the Crow Saw
• Chapter XLII. All is Well That Ends Well

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