The Enchanted Castle/List of Illustrations
Appearance
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 |