| PAGE | | "It in truth much cheered her to see Mammy Leezer come trundling along" | Frontispiece | | "'Good evening, little maid,' she said, pleasantly" | 96 | | "Sally stood against a tree and sang without a thought or care" | 122 | | "When voices and hoof-beats smote upon her ear" | 140 | | "More than one British soldier stationed in the town had looked sharply into the depths of her sun-bonnet" | 179 | | "For Sally neither drew rein nor did Hotspur once break his long, splendid stride" | 235 | | "The Battle at Great Bridge" | 272 | | "Maid Sally became a frequent guest at Ingleside" | 291 |
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