| "Anon we sit down to rest and talk." |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe and Herbert Railton | Frontispiece |
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| Title-Page. |
| Designed by Herbert Railton | iii |
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| Motto of Margaret More. |
| Designed by Herbert Railton | iv |
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| Sir Thomas More's House. |
| Drawn by Herbert Railton | 1 |
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| Erasmus and the Peacocks. |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | To face 6 |
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| Jack and Cecy. |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | 26 |
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| More in the Barrow. |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | 38 |
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| Margaret in the Tree. |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | To face 44 |
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| "I noticed Argus Pearcht." |
| Drawn by Herbert Railton | To face 52 |
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| Gammer Gurney. |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | 58 |
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| More reading Wynkyn de Worde. |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe and Herbert Railton | To face 70 |
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| The Jew. |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | 76 |
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| The Cardinal's Procession. |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | 87 |
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| "I fell into disgrace for holding Speech with Mercy over the Pales." |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe and Herbert Railton | To face 110 |
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| "Lord Sands sang us a New Ballad." | |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | 120 |
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| "The King was here Yesterday." |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe and Herbert Railton | To face 142 |
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| "She cometh hither from Hever Castle." |
| Drawn by Herbert Railton | To face 148 |
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| The Beggar-Woman's Dog. |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | 161 |
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| In the Garden. |
| Drawn by Herbert Railton | 165 |
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| "And sayth, low bowing as he spoke, 'Madam, my Lord is gone.'" |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe and Herbert Railton | To face172 |
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| "In cometh a Pursuivant." |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | 203 |
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| The Stairs. |
| Drawn by Herbert Railton | 210 |
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| "His fearlesse Passage through the Traitor's Gate." |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe and Herbert Railton | To face 220 |
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| Gillian and the Flour Sacks. |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | 237 |
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| More returning from his Trial. |
| Drawn by John Jellicoe | To face 258 |
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| "Nor lookt I up till aneath the Bridge-gate." |
| Drawn by Herbert Railton | To face 262 |
