DINAH MARIA MULOCK CRAIK "He was the best little play-fellow in the world Frontispiece "'Can't stand this,' ... said the Brownie, tightening his belt" "Oh! what a lot he drank!" "Oh! my clean white table-cloth!" I I 14 17 "How do you do, Mrs. Pussy?" "He walked on ahead, carrying his ladder on his shoulder". "Brownie in the farmyard" "A large, white Aylesbury duck had waddled into the farmyard and waddled out again, coaxing them after her". "You'll get no milk this day" "With one wild bound she darted right away" "Dolly came walking quietly back, led by a little wee brown man "Here I am again" "Kicking at the water spiders" "She stooped her head and took it from the child's hand" "He always gave each successive pig a name" "A shock-headed lad named Bill" "She did not like her long hair to be roughly handled" 19 21 27 30 34 36, 37 38 4I 42 48 50 54 55 56 57 "A little old brown man carrying a lantern" "Such a steeple-chase it was!" "The most splendid sliding place imaginable" “Mother, mother, the lake bears!” "He turned round so furiously" "It's the kangaroo!" "Just as he had caught the boy, and lifted the whip” "Oh, how funny he looked!" "The six children went homeward across the fields-merry enough still" "Brownie found his basin of milk waiting for him" "Stop, it's the Brownie's lump!” "Two or three of the children keeping Gardener company" tumbling head 71 94, 95 97 99 102 105 IIO |