'"Don't break down the door! The villains may return any moment and destroy you."'—Page [115].
| 'Don't break down the door! The villains may return any moment and destroy you' | [Frontispiece] |
| 'Here is your prize,' said Oswald | [30] |
| 'Come into the kitchen,' said Oswald; 'you can drip there quite comfortably' | [52] |
| We consented to carry the unfortunate bed-woman to it | [76] |
| The room was a very odd shape | [103] |
| A little person in a large white cap | [121] |
| Molly had a splendid ride behind the groom | [134] |
| The bicycle started, Billy in the saddle and Harold on the step | [164] |
| 'And what can we do for you to-day, Miss?' | [170] |
| The alligator very nearly had him | [194] |
| 'Your servant, Miss. Do I understand that you order me to mend this?' | [206] |
| The little girl had slapped Fina, and taken the pagoda away | [214] |
| 'We'll see if you are going to begin a-ordering of me about' | [218] |
| 'Come by post, your Lordship,' said the footman | [254] |
| 'Excuse my hair, Sire,' he said | [256] |
| 'Speak to the dragon as soon as it arrives' | [262] |
| The two skated into each other's arms | [270] |
| 'Take that!' cried he, aiming an apple at the old man's head | [306] |
| In the drawer was just one jewelled ring. It lay on a written page | [346] |
| A black-winged monster, with hundreds and hundreds of eyes | [350] |
| On the table stood the dazzling figure of a real full-sized princess | [358] |
| A blowzy, frowzy dairymaid | [362] |
| 'You've got a face as long as a fiddle' | [366] |