| PAGE | | Burke determined to get near enough to hail the "Dunkery Beacon" | Frontispiece | | The gentleman raised his hat and asked if Mrs. Cliff lived there | 42 | | Mrs. Cliff's invitation was discussed with lively appreciation | 170 | | There, fastened against the fore-mast, was a large piece of paper | 194 | | When Shirley went on deck he was much pleased to see the "Summer Shelter" | 238 | | Banker could not hold back | 270 | | He seized it and raised it to his shoulder | 290 | | Willy sat and looked at him | 312 |
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