Harper's Young People, February 21, 1882THE TALKING LEAVES.[2]Reading editionChapter navigation16 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterMISS HOLSOVER'S "TREASURE."THE GAVOTTE.THE TALKING LEAVES.[2]Chapter XXPETIT JEAN.THE MILKMAIDS OF DORT.MAX RANDER'S YOUNG NOBLEMEN.THE GAME OF TCHUNGKEE.MR. BARNUM'S GREAT SHOW IN WINTER-QUARTERS.TONY'S BIRTHDAY, AND GEORGE WASHINGTON'S.THE SAD FATE OF SEVENTEEN CUPIDS.FUN AND FACTS FOR LITTLE FOLKS.A NOVEL CHAIR-SLEIGH.PINKETY WINK.PARALLELS.Previous chapter ←THE GAVOTTE.Next chapter →Chapter XXAll chapters and sections (16)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsMISS HOLSOVER'S "TREASURE."THE GAVOTTE.THE TALKING LEAVES.[2]Chapters20Other sectionsPETIT JEAN.THE MILKMAIDS OF DORT.MAX RANDER'S YOUNG NOBLEMEN.THE GAME OF TCHUNGKEE.MR. BARNUM'S GREAT SHOW IN WINTER-QUARTERS.TONY'S BIRTHDAY, AND GEORGE WASHINGTON'S.THE SAD FATE OF SEVENTEEN CUPIDS.FUN AND FACTS FOR LITTLE FOLKS.A NOVEL CHAIR-SLEIGH.PINKETY WINK.PARALLELS.THE TALKING LEAVES.[2]An Indian Story.BY WILLIAM O. STODDARD.Notes in this chapterNote 1 · Begun in No. 101, Harper's Young People.← THE GAVOTTE.Chapter XX. →