The Enchanted Castle/List of Illustrations

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The Enchanted Castle
by Edith Nesbit
List of Illustrations
1221176The Enchanted Castle — List of IllustrationsEdith Nesbit

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS




THE HALL IN WHICH THE CHILDREN FOUND THEMSELVES Frontispiece
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"LITTLE DECEIVER!" SHE SAID 18
JIMMY CAME IN HEAD FIRST 24
"IT'S THE ENTRANCE TO THE ENCHANTED CASTLE" 29
"THIS IS AN ENCHANTED GARDEN" 33
THE RED CLUE RAN STRAIGHT ACROSS THE GRASS 37
THE THREE STOOD BREATHLESS, AWAITING THE RESULT 40
"IT'S A GAME, ISN'T IT?" ASKED JIMMY 48
SHE WAS WAITING FOR THEM WITH A CANDLE IN HER HAND 51
LOOKING AT HERSELF IN THE LITTLE SILVER-FRAMED MIRROR 56
BACKWARD AND FORWARD HE WENT 61
"YOUR SHADOW'S NOT INVISIBLE, ANYHOW" 68
THE BREAD AND BUTTER WAVING ABOUT IN THE AIR 75
"HALLOA, MISSY, AIN'T YOU BLACKED YER BACK, NEITHER!" 83
"YOU'RE GETTING AT ME" 92
"STOW IT" CRIED THE MAN 95
"WHAT'S THAT?" THE POLICEMEN ASKED QUICKLY 104
"I MUST GO HOME—NOW—THIS MINUTE" 108
THE MOVING STONE BEAST 115
THE MEN WERE TAKING SILVER OUT OF TWO GREAT CHESTS 120
JOHNSON WASHING IN HIS OWN BACKYARD 131
GERALD HALTED AT THE END OF A LITTLE LANDING-STAGE 137
HE STAGGERED BACK AGAINST THE WATER-BUTT 142
"'E'S LEP' INTO THE WATER" 151
IT WAS ELIZA, DISHEVELLED, BREATHLESS 154
SHE KISSED HIM WITH LITTLE QUICK, FRENCH PECKS 160
DOWN CAME THE LOVELIEST BLUE-BLACK HAIR 171
FULLY HALF A DOZEN OF THE CHAIRS WERE OCCUPIED 175
A LIMP HAND WAS LAID ON HIS ARM 184
"WONDER WHAT LIES HE'S TELLING THEM" 195
IT WAS A STRANGE PROCESSION 201
A PAINTED POINTED PAPER FACE PEERED OUT 214
JIMMY SHOOK THEM TO PIECES 221
TWO HATS WERE RAISED 231
KATHLEEN HANDS UP THE CLOTHES AND THE STICKS 235
HE CRIED OUT ALOUD IN THAT CROWDED PLACE 246
SHE SAT DOWN SUDDENLY ON THE FLOOR 250
KATHLEEN HAD HER WISH. SHE WAS A STATUE 264
MABEL LAY DOWN, WAS COVERED UP, AND LEFT 268
THE MONSTER LIZARD SLIPPED HEAVILY INTO THE WATER 272
"WHAT IS IT?" SHE ASKED, BEGINNING TO TREMBLE 276
SIDE BY SIDE THE THREE SWAM 283
IT WAS A CELESTIAL PICNIC 288
THE JOYS OF DIPPING ONE'S FEET IN COOL, RUNNING WATER 315
THEY STOOD STILL AND LOOKED AT EACH OTHER 319
HE BECAME EAGER, ALERT, VERY KEEN 326
THE AMERICAN FIRED AGAIN 332