Printed by Ballantyne, Hanson & Co.
At the Ballantyne Press
[LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS]
From Drawings by John Jellicoe and Herbert Railton.
| "Anon we sit down to rest and talk." | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe and Herbert Railton | [Frontispiece] |
| PAGE | |
| Title-Page. | |
| Designed by Herbert Railton | [iii] |
| Motto of Margaret More. | |
| Designed by Herbert Railton | [iv] |
| Sir Thomas More's House. | |
| Drawn by Herbert Railton | [1] |
| Erasmus and the Peacocks. | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | To face [6] |
| Jack and Cecy. | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | [26] |
| More in the Barrow. | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | [38] |
| Margaret in the Tree. | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | To face [44] |
| "I noticed Argus Pearcht." | |
| Drawn by Herbert Railton | To face [52] |
| Gammer Gurney. | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | [58] |
| More reading Wynkyn de Worde. | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe and Herbert Railton | To face [70] |
| The Jew. | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | [76] |
| The Cardinal's Procession. | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | [87] |
| "I fell into disgrace for holding Speech with Mercy over the Pales." | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe and Herbert Railton | To face [110] |
| "Lord Sands sang us a New Ballad." | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | [120] |
| "The King was here Yesterday." | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe and Herbert Railton | To face [142] |
| "She cometh hither from Hever Castle." | |
| Drawn by Herbert Railton | To face [148] |
| The Beggar-Woman's Dog. | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | [161] |
| In the Garden. | |
| Drawn by Herbert Railton | [165] |
| "And sayth, low bowing as he spoke, 'Madam, my Lord is gone.'" | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe and Herbert Railton | To face[172] |
| "In cometh a Pursuivant." | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | [203] |
| The Stairs. | |
| Drawn by Herbert Railton | [210] |
| "His fearlesse Passage through the Traitor's Gate." | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe and Herbert Railton | To face [220] |
| Gillian and the Flour Sacks. | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | [237] |
| More returning from his Trial. | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | To face [258] |
| "Nor lookt I up till aneath the Bridge-gate." | |
| Drawn by Herbert Railton | To face [262] |
[Introduction]
