List of Illustrations
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| The exquisite face looking out over the wire blind | [4] |
| Æneas Polkinghorne | [5] |
| Still I persevered | [9] |
| The Introduction of Mr Blenkinsop to Miss Lurana de Castro | [12] |
| "And whom should I marry, Mr Blenkinsop?" | [18] |
| "Let us be married in the Lion's Cage" | [26] |
| "Yes, papa, we are a little late" | [31] |
| "First-rate idea of yours, Blenkinsop" | [33] |
| "Well, if the lady's as game as she seems, and the gentleman likewise, I don't see any objection" | [41] |
| We were still chatting when Laurana returned | [43] |
| A Cleric of the broad-minded school | [51] |
| "If you go on like that I shall begin to think you want to frighten me" | [55] |
| Mademoiselle | [63] |
| "A de Castro can never marry a Craven" | [73] |
| "If them two got together, there'd be the doose's delight" | [79] |
| I was forlornly mopping when Niono returned | [82] |
| My wedding toilette was complete | [87] |
| It's a swindle | [91] |
| A kind of small procession entered the arena | [95] |
| Then he addressed the audience | [101] |
| "If only you had been firmer, Theodore" | [113] |
Love among the Lions