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LITTLE SNAP, THE POSTBOY
"Looking up with dread expectations of what he was
to witness, the Post Boy reeled back in his saddle."
iiLITTLE SNAP
LITTLE SNAP
THE POSTBOY
OR
Working for Uncle Sam
BY
VICTOR ST. CLAIR
AUTHOR OF
"Cast Away in the Jungle," "From Switch to Lever,"
"For Home and Honor," "Zip, The Acrobat," etc.
PHILADELPHIA
DAVID McKAY, PUBLISHER
610 South Washington Square
iiiCopyright, 1903
By STREET & SMITH
Little Snap, The Postboy
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CONTENTS
| CHAPTER | PAGE |
| I—A Postboy's Courage | 7 |
| II—The Missing Mail | 17 |
| III—"I Will Be Back" | 28 |
| IV—What Little Snap Saw | 33 |
| V—Close Quarters | 42 |
| VI—Little Snap's Troubles Increase | 50 |
| VII—"The Truth in a Nutshell" | 59 |
| VIII—"I am Standing on My Own Feet" | 66 |
| IX—A Terrific Trap | 75 |
| X—Little Snap's Remarkable Ride | 83 |
| XI—The Ride Through Blazed Acre | 92 |
| XII—The Postboy's Arrest | 99 |
| XIII—A Curious Court | 106 |