What Norman Saw in the West

It was an unusual sight, the long vista of the beautiful street in deep shadow, peaceful and calm as if it knew no trampling footsteps nor jostling vehicles. It 10was just waking up from its brief hour of repose. Here and there a market cart, laden with vegetables, was jogging leisurely on, then ...

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What Norman Saw in the West

CHAPTER I. ON THE RAILWAY.
CHAPTER II. TWO DAYS AT NIAGARA.
CHAPTER III. CHILDREN MADE HAPPY.
CHAPTER IV. THE QUEEN CITY OF THE LAKE.
CHAPTER V. ON THE ROCK RIVER.
CHAPTER VI. INDIAN STORIES.
CHAPTER VII. SECOND DAY UPON THE MISSISSIPPI.
CHAPTER VIII. OWAH-MENAH, THE FALLING WATER.
CHAPTER IX. DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI.
CHAPTER X. FOURTH DAY UPON THE MISSISSIPPI.
CHAPTER XI. A SUNDAY IN DUBUQUE.
CHAPTER XII. DOWN THE RIVER.
CHAPTER XIII. THE PICNIC.
CHAPTER XIV. THE CAMP-MEETING.
CHAPTER XV. A SABBATH-DAY.
CHAPTER XVI. ON THE RAIL.
CHAPTER XVII. THE PRAIRIES.
CHAPTER XVIII. CHICAGO, AND THE RIDE THITHER.
CHAPTER XIX. ON THE LAKES.
CHAPTER XX. MACKINAW AND LAKE HURON.
CHAPTER XXI. COLLINGWOOD.
CHAPTER XXII. A SUNDAY IN TORONTO.
CHAPTER XXIII. ONCE MORE AT NIAGARA.
CHAPTER XXIV. HOME AGAIN.

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