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In which Mole meets Rat and begins life anew on The River.
Chapter 1 of 12
By Kenneth Grahame, 1908
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In which Mole and Rat meet Toad and go on an adventure with him.
Chapter 2 of 12
By Kenneth Grahame, 1908

In which Mole sets off on his own and has to be rescued by Rat.
Chapter 3 of 12
By Kenneth Grahame, 1908

In which Mole and Rat spend some time with Badger.
Chapter 4 of 12
By Kenneth Grahame, 1908

In which Mole, after a long absence, returns home.
Chapter 5 of 12
By Kenneth Grahame, 1908

In which Toad faces a series of consequences.
Chapter 6 of 12
By Kenneth Grahame, 1908

In which Mole and Rat help a friend and meet... someone.
Chapter 7 of 12
By Kenneth Grahame, 1908

In which Toad, with help, tastes freedom once again.
Chapter 8 of 12
By Kenneth Grahame, 1908

In which Rat laments the changing seasons and almost takes a leap.
Chapter 9 of 12
By Kenneth Grahame, 1908

In which Toad heads home, enduring a series of highs and lows along the way.
Chapter 10 of 12
By Kenneth Grahame, 1908