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| Tom is invited to the Ball | 3 |
| ‘The Minuet was Tom’s greatest Triumph’ | 9 |
| Tom discovered in the Box | 12 |
| ‘They at last all took hold of his Tail’ | 16 |
| Terror of the Orang-outang at SaÏ | 17 |
| SaÏ has to take a Pill | 21 |
| The Cats no match for the Buzzard | 27 |
| The Buzzard carries off Hat and Wig | 28 |
| ‘Seeing such a number of Rats, he left his Horses and ran for his Life’ | 37 |
| The Rats in the Larder | 41 |
| The Baron kills the Snake | 44 |
| The Baron slays the Horned Snake | 46 |
| How the Indians make the Horned Snake disgorge his Dinner | 48 |
| The Elephant helps the Gardener | 53 |
| De Narsac recognises his Friend’s Dog | 57 |
| The Dog flies at Macaire in the presence of the King | 61 |
| The Baron kills the Bear | 75 |
| The Grizzly | 79 |
| Androcles in the Lion’s Cave | 93 |
| Androcles in the Arena | 97 |
| ‘Monsieur Dumas, may I accommodate you with my Monkey and my Parrot?’ | 107 |
| The Auvergnat and his Monkey | 111 |
| The Last of the Laidmanoirs and Mademoiselle Desgarcins | 120 |
| Dumas arrives at Stora with his Vulture | 127 |
| ‘It’s a regular Kennel’ | 131 |
| Jugurtha becomes Diogenes | 135 |
| Pritchard and the Hens | 142 |
| ‘Pritchard reappeared next moment with a Hare in his Mouth’ | 145 |
| Cartouche outwits Pyramus | 156 |
| Mademoiselle de Laistre and her Weasel | 161 |
| ‘When Day broke’ | 166 |
| The Death of the Famous Wolf of GÉvaudan | 171 |
| ‘The Long Vigil’ | 187 |
| The Capture of the Cayman | 197 |
| The Wounding of Fido | 201 |
| The Dream of the Hungry Lion | 207 |
| Cagnotte comes out of his Skin | 217 |
| ‘And what do you Think she Saw’ | 221 |
| Blanche telling Ghost Stories to Jane in the Stable | 227 |
| How the Dolphins helped the Fishermen to catch the Mullets | 234 |
| Two Oran Otans | 238 |
| The Baboons who stole the Poor Man’s Dinner | 241 |
| Birds’ Nests for Dinner |
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