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 ILLUSTRATION As he was bemoaning the loss of his foster-parent, the goat, a lady came by in a carriage - - - - 7 On his occasional visits to the forge he learnt to make and fix a shoe as neatly as any artist in the country - - 19 Flew upon him like a fury, and broke the sword - 25 Jack buried himself so deep in the wood, that he knew not which way to proceed - - - - 31 The little boy went into the water - - - - 43 The little girl began to cry violently, but the mischievous boy ran away laughing - - - -51 As he jumped down from a stile he felt himself very roughly seized - - - - - - 57 1 The moment it was on the table Rosamond ran up to it with an exclamation of joy ' - - - 65 ' By your leave, Mr. Owl, I shall keep possession of your bedchamber this one night ' - - --77 They perceived Faithful make a stand before a hollow tree - 8 j Being directed to tell her case to the court, Widow Dorothy Careful made a curtsey - - - 87 ' Look, grandmother — look at my scotcher .'.' - - 101 ' We might buy something very useful with the guinea !' - 107 ' The guinea — the guinea, sir, that you got from this child !' - - - - - - -119 The father rose and took Limby. . ., and, with the greatest caution, set him astride the saddle of mutton- 127 xxv