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crept in too 21 Her bow went down suddenly 28 'Look!' he said, 'look!' and pointed 35 Far above him and every one else towered the elephant 39 It became a quite efficient motor 42 Quentin de Ward 58 It landed on the point of the chin of Smithson major 67 'Who are you?' he said. 'Answer, I adjure you by the Sacred Tau!' 79 The cart was drawn by an enormous creature, more like an elephant than anything else 85 'Silence!' cried the priest. 'Chosen of the Immortals, close your eyes!' 91 On the lower terrace the royal nurse was walking up and down with the baby princess that all the fuss was about 98 Instantly a flight of winged arrows crossed the garden 109 'I would kiss you on every one of your thousand spears,' she said, 'to give you what you wish' 123 So we all sat on chairs in the drawing-room, and thought of nothing to say harder than ever 208 We scalped Eliza as she passed through the hall 213 Sidney threw the rug over her, and rolled her over and over 215 Early next morning he tried to catch fish with several pieces of string knotted together and a hairpin 235 A radiant vision stepped into the circle of light 241 There was a splash 248 'Oh, good-bye!' he cried desperately, and snapped at the worm 256 I THE CAT-HOOD OF MAURICE To have your hair cut is not painful, nor does it hurt to have your whiskers trimmed. But round wooden shoes, shaped like bowls, are not comfortable wear, however much it may amuse the onlooker to see you try to walk in them. If you have a nice fur coat like a company promoter's, it is most annoying to be made to swim in it. And if you had a tail, surely it would be solely your own affair; that any one should tie a tin can to it would strike you as an unwarrantable impertinence--to say the least. Yet it is difficult for an outside
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