| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| I. | Peterkin Pumperkin | [13] |
| II. | Peterkin Afloat | [17] |
| III. | Peterkin and the Whale | [21] |
| IV. | Peterkin’s Appetite | [25] |
| V. | Peterkin’s Cooking | [29] |
| VI. | An Hour of Storm | [32] |
| VII. | Peterkin Escapes | [35] |
| VIII. | Peterkin in the Valley | [39] |
| IX. | Peterkin Takes a Fall | [43] |
| X. | Peterkin in the Palace | [47] |
| XI. | Peterkin Tells His Tale | [51] |
| XII. | Peterkin’s Fate | [55] |
| XIII. | The Toothless Enemy | [59] |
| XIV. | Peterkin’s Rescue | [64] |
| XV. | The Water of Bounceability | [69] |
| XVI. | The Vale of the Blind | [74] |
| XVII. | Peterkin Promises | [79] |
| XVIII. | The Valley of Silence | [83] |
| XIX. | Ears Too Sharp | [87] |
| XX. | The Valley of Dancing Legs | [92] |
| XXI. | The Valley of Up-in-the-Air | [97] |
| XXII. | Peterkin in a Muddle | [101] |
| XXIII. | The Lost Pumperkin | [104] |
| XXIV. | Out of Hiding | [108] |
| XXV. | A Precious Prisoner | [112] |
| XXVI. | The Villain’s Story | [116] |
| XXVII. | In the City | [121] |
| XXVIII. | How Peterkin Tricked Them All | [125] |
| XXIX. | Peterkin Brings Joy | [130] |
| XXX. | Valley to Valley | [135] |
| XXXI. | The Patient Princess | [139] |
| XXXII. | The Villain Satisfied | [143] |
| XXXIII. | The Glorious Ending | [148] |
LIST OF COLORED PLATES
| “Inside his Pumperkin house” | [Frontispiece] |
| PAGE | |
| “An early morning peek” | [21] |
| “Then it grew darker than midnight” | [32] |
| “So they sat themselves on the flying sea-shell” | [43] |
| “‘Take him away!’ ordered the King” | [55] |
| “The whole leap took but a moment” | [69] |
| “A young peasant girl came toward him” | [83] |
| “There came floating toward him in midair” | [97] |
| “The windows in the palace were gleaming” | [108] |
| “She strained her eyes to watch the distant harbor” | [121] |
| “He jumped upon his shoulders” | [135] |
| “Where was it bound? Haven’t you guessed?” | [148] |
To
Robert Stuart
Marquis
ONE day old—