| Molly and the Marionette | [Frontispiece] |
| Page. |
| Unrolling the Adventures | [v] |
| Three Friends in Fairyland | [vi] |
| The Farthing Doll gets a Surprise | [vii] |
| From Noah’s Ark | [vii] |
| Four Merry Ducklings | [ix] |
| Birds of a Feather | [xii] |
| A Procession from the Ark | [13] |
| “Molly’s astonishment was great” | [15] |
| The two Dancers | [19] |
| The Marionette is waiting | [20] |
| The Rabbit plays and the Mouse dances | [21] |
| The Mouse collects the Money | [24] |
| A Pair of Conspirators | [26] |
| “The Sentry is both brave and wicked” | [29] |
| The Mouse discloses its Plan | [31] |
| The Owl listens behind the Sentry-box | [35] |
| The Owl takes charge of the Drum | [37] |
| On their way to the Sentry-box | [39] |
| The Rabbit bids the Sentry Good-day | [41] |
| The Rabbit spreads the Gum over the Floor | [44] |
| The Mouse tries to look pious | [49] |
| The Rabbit takes Vengeance | [52] |
| Two little Tell-tales | [56] |
| Here the Marionette paused | [57] |
| Belinda shuts her Eyes | [59] |
| “Simplicity and Self” | [61] |
| The Sailor-lad tries to startle Belinda | [65] |
| “Oh, Belinda, how I love you!” | [69] |
| Bedtime in the Ark | [74] |
| The Marionette in a hurry | [75] |
| The Two Enemies | [76] |
| “The Lady Dolls shrieked” | [79] |
| The Officer threatens the Elephant | [81] |
| “He fell under the animal’s trunk” | [87] |
| “He grunted and walked slowly away” | [92] |
| Molly sits beside her Friend | [93] |
| “One day she saw the Bicycle-man” | [96] |
| “A very handsome fellow” | [97] |
| “Something within her went—Snap!” | [103] |
| “Alas! alack-a-day!” | [106] |
| “Come, this won’t do!” | [107] |
| “The Hansom-driver was very plain” | [109] |
| “The Butcher, the Baker, and the Clown” | [111] |
| “My face is my fortune” | [113] |
| “Every time he looked in the Glass” | [115] |
| “Drove off as fast as he could” | [120] |
| “I should like to hear about her” | [121] |
| “Claribelle was a haughty doll” | [123] |
| “The Rag Doll was a pushing person” | [125] |
| The Driver begins to sing | [127] |
| “Then she swept away” | [131] |
| “The Driver got up with dignity” | [133] |
| “He loved but drove away” | [135] |
| Proud Claribelle is penitent | [138] |
| “The two met as usual” | [139] |
| The Grocer meets the Farthing Doll | [140] |
| “They walked away hand in hand” | [143] |
| “She handed him a joint of beef” | [147] |
| “Supposing I said ‘Yes’ and you said ‘No’” | [149] |
| “They were happy ever after” | [152] |
| “Molly ran away content” | [155] |
| “The little Marionette lay on the ground” | [156] |
| “They had just finished their dance” | [160] |
| “I begin to understand—nerves” | [165] |
| The General rides off to the nearest chemist | [167] |
| The Clown dances a double-shuffle | [169] |
| “You are not crying, dear, are you?” | [171] |
| “She rocked to and fro silently” | [175] |
| The Marionette fell asleep quite happily | [177] |
