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A LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

  • CHARLES DICKENS . . Frontispiece
  • "The fair listener looked out of the window, where she saw nothing" . . . 12
  • "John made answer, slowly, as he unrolled a shawl from about his throat" . . . 23
  • "'Yes,yes! Bright blue!' exclaimed the girl, turning up her radiant face" . . . 61
  • "Passengers on foot plodded on a little way beside the cart" . . . 77
  • "The majestic old soul had adorned herself with a cap" . . . 83
  • "In one stride he was at the window, and he saw—" . . . 101
  • "Miss Slowboy, will you have the kindness to throw that in the fire?" . . . 143
  • "The Carrier takes Dot round the waist, dashes out into the room, and starts off with her" . . . 151

illustration[Description: Three seated impish figures with large ears and coats two playing guitar the center one holding sheet of music.]

illustration

"The fair listener looked out of the window, where she saw nothing"

[Description: Black and white illustration of woman in apron looking out of window with one arm held up to her face hand at her forehead cuckoo clock on the back wall and chair at her side]

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