Harper's Round Table, July 9, 1895SNOW-SHOES AND SLEDGES.[1]Reading editionChapter navigation27 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE RALEIGH REDS.THE LITTLE MINUTE-MAN.SNOW-SHOES AND SLEDGES.[1]Chapter XXXVIIChapter XXXVIIIOAKLEIGH.Chapter IIITHAT SLEIGHT-OF-HAND PERFORMANCE.ADVERTISEMENTS.Constable & CoSuitsTrilby's FootPostage Stamps, &c.Commit to MemoryPRIZE-STORY COMPETITION.An Exciting Game. By Nancy Howe Wood.The Helping Hand.From Some Far-Away Members.Chin-Kiang, China.Harper's Catalogue,A SAFE METHOD.AN INDIAN TRADITION.WHERE IT WENT.A HUGE PIE.A STRANGE SUIT.A FEW NOTES ABOUT COINS.Previous chapter ←THE LITTLE MINUTE-MAN.Next chapter →Chapter XXXVIIAll chapters and sections (27)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE RALEIGH REDS.THE LITTLE MINUTE-MAN.SNOW-SHOES AND SLEDGES.[1]Chapters3738Other sectionsOAKLEIGH.Chapters3Other sectionsTHAT SLEIGHT-OF-HAND PERFORMANCE.ADVERTISEMENTS.Constable & CoSuitsTrilby's FootPostage Stamps, &c.Commit to MemoryPRIZE-STORY COMPETITION.An Exciting Game. By Nancy Howe Wood.The Helping Hand.From Some Far-Away Members.Chin-Kiang, China.Harper's Catalogue,A SAFE METHOD.AN INDIAN TRADITION.WHERE IT WENT.A HUGE PIE.A STRANGE SUIT.A FEW NOTES ABOUT COINS.SNOW-SHOES AND SLEDGES.[1]BY KIRK MUNROE.Notes in this chapterNote 1 · Begun in Harper's Young People No. 801.← THE LITTLE MINUTE-MAN.CHAPTER XXXVII. →