| "Then away he flew toward the dark line of forest" | Frontispiece |
| "Ellen stood at the nursery window" | page | 9 |
| "Presently she shaded her eyes with her hand and looked up at the sky" | page | 16 |
| "Mother Goose told her how to do it" | page | 22 |
| "Ellen thought they were the cunningest little things for dolls that she had ever seen" | page | 34 |
| "As her eyes grew used to the gloom she saw a very large and very ugly goat" | page | 40 |
| "The gander and Ellen began to let the rope slip" | face page | 55 |
| "There stood a little dwarf holding a great wooden spoon" | page | 59 |
| "It beat and buffeted them with its wings and hissed so piercingly in their ears that they did not know what was after them" | face page | 73 |
| "Close to her was an enormous gray wolf" | page | 78 |
| "Spread its wings and flew up over his head" | page | 86 |
| "The slaves threw themselves down before her" | face page | 91 |
| "A terrible black genie appeared before her" | page | 100 |
| "Ellen climbed upon the gander's back and she then could just reach the knocker" | page | 112 |
| "Ellen raised the horn to her lips and blew" | page | 122 |
| "Still he kept whispering in its ear" | page | 126 |
| "An enormous dragon lay stretched in a rocky defile" | page | 129 |
| "She saw a tall man oddly dressed in green and yellow" | page | 138 |
| "Timidly the little girl took the white hand" | face page | 154 |
| "The fairy knelt before her and lifted the edge of the cloak" | page | 162 |
| "The fairy drew his sword and pointed it at her" | face page | 171 |
| "Ellen put her ear against the golden wall" | page | 179 |
| Tailpiece | page | 183 |
