| PAGE |
| "Enjoying her father's parting fondling"(page 18) | Frontispiece |
| "The great delight of all the children" | 5 |
| "'For my thirteen best customers'" | 11 |
| "She applied herself to the shirts with vigor" | 24 |
| "Imprinted on them a few reminders of maternal solicitude" | 29 |
| "Grandad was speechless" | 32 |
| "'An' are ye insinooatin', Misther Rafferty?'" | 33 |
| "As Katrina passed through the store" | 43 |
| "'I may go, may I not?'" | 45 |
| "'It's samples I have . . .' said Terence, proudly displaying the contents of his bundle" | 60 |
| "To admire the festive preparations" | 64 |
| "And as she sat there Memory came and stood by her" | 65 |
| "Katrina . . . went to work" | 75 |
| "He picked up the card and read" | 78 |
| "Was on his way to the City Hospital" | 81 |
| "'A Merry Christmas from Katrina BaumgÄrtner!'" | 87 |
| "She placed both puddings in her apron" | 89 |
| "'Gott in Himmel! Donner und Blitzen!'" | 101 |
| "'Twelve cakes to the Widow M'Carty!'" | 104 |
| "Bridget next attacked her father" | 110 |
| "'It's more roometiz for me, so it is'" | 114 |
| "'Ven I smokes dat pipe den I forget dose plum puddings'" | 123 |
| "His glance fell upon something white that lay on the counter" | 127 |
| "'A stick of candy apiece'" | 137 |
| "Katy . . . returned bearing aloft a package" | 154 |
| "Mrs. M'Carty let them hunt" | 156 |
| "The house . . . held more hiding-places than one would have supposed" | 157 |
| "'It's my Michael,—my heart of the world'" | 159 |
