A novel, 1902
Brewster's Millions
On his twenty-fifth birthday, Montgomery “Monty” Brewster inherits a million dollars from his grandfather and leaves his bank job.
How it begins
"The Little Sons of the Rich" were gathered about the long table in Pettingill's studio. There were nine of them present, besides Brewster.
Chapter 1: A Birthday DinnerKeep reading →
About the book
Contents
- Chapter 1: A Birthday Dinner
- Chapter 2: Shades of Aladdin
- Chapter 3: Mrs. and Miss Gray
- Chapter 4: A Second
- Chapter 5: The Message from Jones
- Chapter 6: Monty Cristo
- Chapter 7: A Lesson in Tact
- Chapter 8: The Forelock of Time
- Chapter 9: Love and a Prize-Fight
- Chapter 10: Napoleon of Finance
- Chapter 11: Coals of Fire
- Chapter 12: Christmas Despair
- Chapter 13: A Friend in Need
- Chapter 14: Mrs. De Mille Entertains
- Chapter 15: The Cut Direct
- Chapter 16: In the Sunny South
- Chapter 17: The New Tenderfoot
- Chapter 18: The Prodigal at Sea
- Chapter 19: One Hero and Another
- Chapter 20: Le Roi S'amuse
- Chapter 21: Fairyland
- Chapter 22: Prince and Peasants
- Chapter 23: An Offer of Marriage
- Chapter 24: The Sheik's Strategy
- Chapter 25: The Rescue of Peggy
- Chapter 26: Mutiny
- Chapter 27: A Fair Traitor
- Chapter 28: A Catastrophe
- Chapter 29: The Prodigal's Return
- Chapter 30: The Promise of Thrift
- Chapter 31: How the Million Disappeared
- Chapter 32: The Night Before
- Chapter 33: The Flight of Jones
- Chapter 34: The Last Word
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