Harper's Young People, May 10, 1881THE PAN OF FLOUR.Reading editionChapter navigation18 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterHOURS WITH THE OCTOGENARIANS.CANARIES AND OTHER CAGE-BIRDS.JAMES T. FIELDS'S LAST POEM.THE CRUISE OF THE "GHOST."Chapter ITHE DRAGON-KILLER.[1]BOB PERKINS'S PARCEL.MEMPHIS.SUSIE KINGMAN'S DECISION.Chapter IPINAFORE RHYMES.—(Continued.)PUZZLES FROM YOUNG CONTRIBUTORS.ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN No. 77.HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE.THE ELECTRIC TRICK.CHARADE.THE PAN OF FLOUR.Previous chapter ←CHARADE.End of this editionAll chapters and sections (18)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsHOURS WITH THE OCTOGENARIANS.CANARIES AND OTHER CAGE-BIRDS.JAMES T. FIELDS'S LAST POEM.THE CRUISE OF THE "GHOST."Chapters1Other sectionsTHE DRAGON-KILLER.[1]BOB PERKINS'S PARCEL.MEMPHIS.SUSIE KINGMAN'S DECISION.Chapters1Other sectionsPINAFORE RHYMES.—(Continued.)PUZZLES FROM YOUNG CONTRIBUTORS.ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN No. 77.HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE.THE ELECTRIC TRICK.CHARADE.THE PAN OF FLOUR.He would pull the Cloth.◇Result.◇"Look at dat Chile! His own Farder wouldn' know 'im!"◇FOOTNOTES:← CHARADE.
