MISS HOLSOVER'S "TREASURE."
THE GAVOTTE.
THE TALKING LEAVES.
PETIT 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.
OUR POST-OFFICE BOX.
PARALLELS.
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HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE
Vol. III.—No. 121.Published by HARPER & BROTHERS, New York.price four cents.
Tuesday, February 21, 1882.Copyright, 1882, by Harper & Brothers.$1.50 per Year, in Advance.
JESSE'S VALENTINE.—Drawn by W. St. John Harper.
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MISS HOLSOVER'S "TREASURE."
A Story of St. Valentine's Day.
II.
The voices went on, but Jesse's power of listening seemed gone. He hadto clutch the ladder for support. What could he do?
It was clear to his mind that Bill had come back for some evil deed.What was it he had come to steal? Jesse shook with terror, but tried toremember just what Bill had said, and just where this hidden treasurelay. The cupboard to the right of the fire-place, under t                        
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