Drawn by Mary Hallock Foote and Engraved by A.V.S. Anthony. The
ornamental head-pieces are by L.S. Ipsen. | Page | | The Custom-House | 1 | | The Prison Door | 49 | | Vignette,—Wild Rose | 51 | | The Gossips | 57 | | “Standing on the Miserable Eminence” | 65 | | “She was led back to Prison” | 78 | | “The Eyes of the wrinkled Scholar glowed” | 87 | | The Lonesome Dwelling | 93 | | Lonely Footsteps | 99 | | Vignette | 104 | | A touch of Pearl’s baby-hand | 113 | | Vignette | 118 | | The Governor’s Breastplate | 125 | | “Look thou to it! I will not lose the child!” | 135 | | The Minister and Leech | 148 | | The Leech and his Patient | 165 | | The Virgins of the Church | 172 | | “They stood in the noon of that strange splendor” | 185 | | Hester in the House of Mourning | 195 | | Mandrake | 211 | | “He gathered herbs here and there” | 213 | | Pearl on the Sea-Shore | 217 | | “Wilt thou yet forgive me?” | 237 | | A Gleam of Sunshine | 249 | | The Child at the Brook-Side | 257 | | Chillingworth,—“Smile with a sinister meaning” | 287 | | New England Worthies | 289 | | “Shall we not meet again?” | 311 | | Hester’s Return | 320 | The Custom House
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