Harper's Young People, September 5, 1882THE CRUISE OF THE CANOE CLUB.[1]Reading editionChapter navigation13 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE BURIAL OF THE OLD FLAG.A TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE.PLANTS AND ANIMALS—THEIR DIFFERENCE.THE CRUISE OF THE CANOE CLUB.[1]Chapter IVHOW BILLY WENT UP IN THE WORLD.Part II.BADMINTON.RIGHT THROUGH A BARN.AN UNDER-GROUND ESCAPE.THE BEAUTIFUL LAND OF NOD.THE MENAGERIE.Previous chapter ←PLANTS AND ANIMALS—THEIR DIFFERENCE.Next chapter →Chapter IVAll chapters and sections (13)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE BURIAL OF THE OLD FLAG.A TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE.PLANTS AND ANIMALS—THEIR DIFFERENCE.THE CRUISE OF THE CANOE CLUB.[1]Chapters4Other sectionsHOW BILLY WENT UP IN THE WORLD.Parts2Part 2 · Other sectionsBADMINTON.RIGHT THROUGH A BARN.AN UNDER-GROUND ESCAPE.THE BEAUTIFUL LAND OF NOD.THE MENAGERIE.THE CRUISE OF THE CANOE CLUB.[1]BY W. L. ALDEN,Author of "The Moral Pirates," "The Cruise of the 'Ghost,'" etc., etc.Notes in this chapterNote 1 · Begun in No. 146, Harper's Young People.← PLANTS AND ANIMALS—THEIR DIFFERENCE.Chapter IV. →