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| A Brave Lad | [309] |
| A Chatterbox Costume | [348] |
| A Clay Grain Storehouse | [293] |
| A Contest with the Longbow | [213] |
| A Cow Waggon Encamped and on the March | [364] |
| 'All went well at first' | [392] |
| 'A Madi village being removed' | [253] |
| An Arab Bakery | [357] |
| 'A native lay at the foot of a tree' | [129] |
| 'A terrible sight met their view' | [289] |
| 'A wren built its nest in the pocket' | [325] |
| 'By waters still in sweet spring-time' | [388] |
| 'Charlie Eccles half lay, half sat upon the ground' | [97] |
| 'Colonel Smith emptied the glass' | [361] |
| 'Concealment was impossible' | [137] |
| Crossbow and Arrows used for Sport | [213] |
| Egyptian 'Sakiveh' | [44] |
| Egyptian 'Shadoof' | [44] |
| 'Fast Asleep!' | [301] |
| 'Father, is that my present?' | [377] |
| 'Fire!' | [244] |
| 'Give me back my money' | [356] |
| Grain Huts | [293] |
| 'He finished by backing hard into the small wooden gate' | [400] |
| 'He handed John an official paper' | [180] |
| 'He has a winning tongue' | [408] |
| 'He placed a sovereign on the counter' | [121] |
| 'He placed the "drum" on a chair, and practised diligently' | [33] |
| 'He ran out just as he was' | [84] |
| 'Here is a nice little bit of work for you, my lad' | [268] |
| 'He sat silent, waiting for the reply' | [265] |
| 'He seized one of the ladders' | [85] |
| 'He staggered forward and reached the landing' | [240] |
| 'He swung himself off the ground' | [329] |
| 'He was chaired all round Covent Garden' | [156] |
| 'He was greeted by a jet of water' | [152] |
| 'His shoulder caught me as he passed' | [153] |
| 'Hold hard there!' | [197] |
| 'I held a long stick for him to hook on' | [93] |
| 'In his despair he clenched his fist' | [4] |
| Iron-smelting in India | [285] |
| 'I say that he is a French spy!' | [305] |
| 'Is the bird alive or dead?' | [277] |
| 'I struck furiously at the brute' | [385] |
| 'I struggled up' | [260] |
| 'It became necessary to descend the shaft' | [41] |
| 'It is only the masterful calf | [269] |
| 'It's Captain Halliard!' | [393] |
| 'I was received with joy' | [205] |
| 'I will come with you at once' | [365] |
| 'Just then a man on horseback appeared' | [25] |
| 'King Louis leaped fully armed into the sea' | [29] |
| 'Let me have a doll to play with' | [208] |
| 'Lieutenant Fegan led a gallant resistance' | [241] |
| Loading a Military Crossbow | [212] |
| 'Mag raised her shrill note of warning' | [53] |
| 'Managed to upset a wooden watch-house' | [108] |
| 'Mother, this chair was full of gold pieces!' | [56] |
| 'Mr. Merry was just leaving the house' | [389] |
| Muriel's First Patient | [328] |
| 'My partner being the lamp-post' | [337] |
| 'No room for Jealousy' | [404] |
| 'One at a time, they found themselves pinioned' | [105] |
| 'One of the largest pounded upon the wall with his tusks' | [45] |
| Peeps into Nature's Nurseries (Illustrations to), | [12], [37], [60], [76],[76], [100], [101], [132], [164], [165], [204], [236], [237], [276], [300], [340], [341], [372] |
| 'Piggy lifted the heavy lid to feed upon the cheese' | [141] |
| 'Please, sir, will you—would you buy a pincushion?' | [92] |
| Ploughing in Syria | [316] |
| Plymouth Breakwater | [188] |
| Prairie Dogs | [61] |
| 'Scores of angry bees came buzzing round her' | [109] |
| 'See! A Matabele!' | [193] |
| 'Set to the hardest and most menial work' | [57] |
| 'She was floating away in the midst of the stream' | [280] |
| 'Some one is lost in the snow, and Lassie knows it' | [373] |
| 'Soon the two little mischief-makers were busy at |
| work on the pictures' | [140] |
| 'Stalked while I myself stalked the water-buck' | [36] |
| 'Stepping down from the vase and crowding round Hugh's bed' | [177] |
| 'Stop thief!' | [228] |
| 'The African beauty was greatly taken with Lander' | [209] |
| 'The bear would eat and drink in a truly dignified fashion' | [249] |
| The Birmingham Water-works | [317] |
| 'The carpenter took off his coat' | [281] |
| The Cooking Lesson | [77] |
| 'The crowd drew him along in triumph' | [308] |
| 'The dog darted after the bat' | [16] |
| 'The dog gave the horse the turnip' | [160] |
| 'The dog took kindly to her foster-children' | [17] |
| The Duck-billed Platypus | [181] |
| The Egg Poacher | [65] |
| The first Passenger to cross the Brooklyn Bridge | [1] |
| The first Railway Journey in England | [80] |
| The Forth Bridge | [245] |
| The Giant of the Treasure Caves (Illustrations to), | [8], [9],[24], [32], [40], [48], [49], [64], [72], [73], [88], [96], [104], [112], [113],[124], [136], [144], [145], [157], [168], [173], [184], [185], [200], [201],[216], [224], [232], [233], [248], [256], [264], [272], [273], [288], [296],[297], [312], [313], [321], [336], [344], [345], [360], [368], [369], [384] |
| The Great Eastern | [149] |
| 'The great work was soon accomplished' | [120] |
| 'The head of a snake thrust out close to him' | [169] |
| 'The kitten at once began lapping' | [333] |
| 'The lad emptied the pail over his employer' | [133] |
| 'The luckless fugitives were dragged forth' | [89] |
| The Manchester Ship Canal | [284] |
| 'The most wily and cunning black pig that ever made his escape' | [192] |
| 'The motor came to a standstill' | [401] |
| The Music of the Nations (Illustrations to), | [21], [52], [69],[116], [148], [172], [196], [229], [261], [292], [324], [380] |
| 'Then came the difficult task of bringing down the little lad' | [13] |
| The Nile Dam at Assuan | [220] |
| 'The pike seized the stoat' | [161] |
| 'The precious picnic-basket rolling down the turf' | [376] |
| 'The promise of a thousand songs' | [217] |
| 'There, still on the boulder, was Collie, barking' | [352] |
| 'The thing exploded in the air' | [225] |
| 'The third time he collapsed, and was pulled back | [353] |
| The Union Jack | [348] |
| 'The weight of the two birds had the desired effect' | [189] |
| The Words of Command | [117] |
| 'They began to examine the damaged axle' | [332] |
| 'They were passing a field of ripe corn' | [409] |
| 'They were playing with me as though I were a big mouse' | [68] |
| 'This is a present which your uncle has sent you' | [397] |
| 'Three yelping, delighted dogs' | [28] |
| 'Throw your bad temper overboard' | [304] |
| 'Tim pressed up the lid with his head' | [412] |
| Victoria Falls | [128] |
| '"Watch him!" said Douglas' | [252] |
| 'What a feast I had!' | [221] |
| 'What did the strange beast mean by gazing at him?' | [381] |
| 'What do they want with me?' | [320] |
| '"What is the matter?" I asked him' | [81] |
| 'Who's that that dares to serve me so?' | [5] |
| 'Why don't you take off your hat to me?' | [176] |
| 'Why not start, a round of story-telling?' | [20] |
| Yaks | [125] |
| '"You have found me out," said the captain' | [257] |