Matilda swung her legs miserably | page 5 |
He waved away the eightpence | 11 |
The top part of Pridmore turned into painted iron and glass | 17 |
The Princess was like a yard and a half of white tape | 21 |
The King sent his army, and the enemy were crushed | 31 |
The King had turned into a villa residence | 37 |
Four men came wheeling a great red thing on a barrow | 43 |
They bounced through the suburbs | 59 |
The seal was very kind and convenient | 63 |
Suddenly, out of nothing and nowhere, appeared a large, stern housemaid | 69 |
A long, pointed thing came slowly up out of the sand | 73 |
It is difficult to play when any one is watching you, especially a policeman | 79 |
The people of Antioch were always in a hurry and generally angry | 89 |
Off they all went, King, court, and men-at-arms | 99 |
Tony was stamped on by the great seal, who was very fierce | 103 |
The giant-little-girl | 107 |
Tony among the rocks in the bread-and-milk basin | 115 |
“Everything you say will be used against you” said the public persecutor | 121 |
He was growing, growing, growing | 125 |
Malevola’s dress was not at all the thing for a christening | 135 |
There stood up a Prince and a Princess | 155 |
Trains of Princes bringing nasty things in bottles and round wooden boxes | 173 |
The Princess grew so big that she had to go and sit on the common | 181 |
The Princess in one scale and her hair in the other | 189 |
“Welcome! Welcome!” | 273 |
“Poor benighted, oppressed people, follow me!” | 279 |