| The Book of Dragons | [frontispiece] |
| The Book of Beasts | page [1] |
| "The dragon flew away across the garden." | page [9] |
| "The Manticora took refuge in the General Post Office." | page [14] |
| Uncle James, or The Purple Stranger | page [19] |
| "By-and-by he began to wander." | page [30] |
| "The dragon ran after her." | page [36] |
| The Deliverers of Their Country | page [39] |
| "The largest elephant in the zoo was carried off." | page [44] |
| "He rose into the air, rattling like a third-class carriage." | page [51] |
| The Ice Dragon, or Do as You Are Told | page [57] |
| "Sure enough, it was a dragon." | page [69] |
| "The dwarfs seized the children." | page [73] |
| The Island of the Nine Whirlpools | page [79] |
| "The lone tower on the Island of the Nine Whirlpools." | page [89] |
| "Little children play around him and over him." | page [97] |
| The Dragon Tamers | page [99] |
| "The dragon's purring pleased the baby." | page [107] |
| "He brought something in his mouth—it was a bag of gold." | page [117] |
| The Fiery Dragon, or The Heart of Stone and the Heart of Gold | page [119] |
| "The junior secretary cried out, 'Look at the bottle!'" | page [130] |
| "They saw a cloud of steam." | page [136] |
| Kind Little Edmund, or The Caves and the Cockatrice | page [139] |
| "Creeping across the plain." | page [148] |
| "That smells good, eh?" | page [153] |