Harper's Round Table, September 24, 1895ON BOARD THE ARK.Reading editionChapter navigation41 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterAN OWN RELATION.FOUR YOUNG RUSSIAN HEROES.GREAT MEN'S SONS.ITS MEANING.THE WATERMELON TIDE.OAKLEIGH.Chapter XIVTHE BELLS OF NINE O'CLOCK.SOME CURIOUS FACTS CONCERNING HEARING.ON BOARD THE ARK.Chapter VIIIA NEW USE FOR A DOLL.SOME STRANGE VISITING-CARDSSOME NOVEL RACES.ADVERTISEMENTS.Dress GoodsCommit to MemoryClear, Sharp, Definite,Old and New SongsIntroductory materialADVERTISEMENTS.Walter Baker & Co. Limited,Cocoas and Chocolates"Rugby" WatchPostage Stamps, &c.Our Photographic Prize Competition.Help for those Lovers of Figures.A Famous Chess Problem.Wants a Round Table Reunion.Answers to Kinks.Questions and Answers.The Helping Hand.Origin of Three Common Things.Hunting Deer in California.Parker GamesGILLOTT'S PENS at the Chicago Exposition.HARPER S PERIODICALS.Snow-shoes and SledgesGREEDY THOMAS.STORIES BY GRANDMA.Previous chapter ←SOME CURIOUS FACTS CONCERNING HEARING.Next chapter →Chapter VIIIAll chapters and sections (41)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsAN OWN RELATION.FOUR YOUNG RUSSIAN HEROES.GREAT MEN'S SONS.ITS MEANING.THE WATERMELON TIDE.OAKLEIGH.Chapters14Other sectionsTHE BELLS OF NINE O'CLOCK.SOME CURIOUS FACTS CONCERNING HEARING.ON BOARD THE ARK.Chapters8Other sectionsA NEW USE FOR A DOLL.SOME STRANGE VISITING-CARDSSOME NOVEL RACES.ADVERTISEMENTS.Dress GoodsCommit to MemoryClear, Sharp, Definite,Old and New SongsOpening pagesIntroductory materialOther sectionsADVERTISEMENTS.Walter Baker & Co. Limited,Cocoas and Chocolates"Rugby" WatchPostage Stamps, &c.Our Photographic Prize Competition.Help for those Lovers of Figures.A Famous Chess Problem.Wants a Round Table Reunion.Answers to Kinks.Questions and Answers.The Helping Hand.Origin of Three Common Things.Hunting Deer in California.Parker GamesGILLOTT'S PENS at the Chicago Exposition.HARPER S PERIODICALS.Snow-shoes and SledgesGREEDY THOMAS.STORIES BY GRANDMA.BY ALBERT LEE.← SOME CURIOUS FACTS CONCERNING HEARING.CHAPTER VIII. →