| “SQUIB FLUNG HIMSELF UPON THE DOG, AND THREW HIS ARMS ABOUT HIS NECK,” | Frontispiece. | | | “SQUIB LISTENED WITH A STRANGE SENSE OF FASCINATION,” | 68 | | | “BREATHLESSLY ONE BOY WORKED AND THE OTHER WATCHED,” | 94 | | | “DOWN, DOWN, DOWN—WITH A CRASH, AND A BANG, AND A ROAR!” | 169 | | | “SEPPI DREW SQUIB’S HAND DOWN UPON THE HEAD OF MOOR,” | 254 | | | “SQUIB’S BROTHERS AND SISTERS REJOICED OVER THE PRETTY GIFTS HE HAD BROUGHT THEM,” | 283 | |
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