  | PAGE | | The Squirrel Inn | FRONTISPIECE | | On Deck | 11 | | A Wagon-load of Nurse-maids | 28 | | Stephen Petter | 33 | | The Sign | 38 | | A Greek in an Outhouse | 42 | | Mr. Tippengray | 44 | | "I Suppose this is Mrs. Cristie" | 49 | | Lodloe is Introduced to Stephen Petter | 53 | | "Passing Nearer, Mr. Tippengray Stopped" | 65 | | "Teach the Old Hens Good Manners" | 76 | | "Don't Get Excited" | 80 | | "Have you Happened to Hear anybody Speak of Me?" | 83 | | "I am Here for a Purpose" | 92 | | Ida Makes Herself Comfortable | 102 | | "Back!" | 108 | | "He Began Slowly to Push it towards the Squirrel Inn" | 112 | | "I will Wheel it Down to my Summer-house where it is Cool and Shady" | 113 | | "He Leaned over the Other Side of the Carriage" | 118 | | "Calthy, this is Truly Like Old Times" | 129 | | "Will you not Take These Instead?" | 143 | | "I Have Dissected One" | 147 | | Mrs. Cristie Considers | 153 | | A Matrimonial Conversation | 160 | | Calthea Holds him with her Listening Ear | 165 | | The Baby and the Sweet-pea Blossom | 179 | | Miss Calthea Steps Out | 187 | | "What Skeered Him?" | 191 | | Mr. Tippengray Stopped and Listened | 192 | | The Translation | 198 | | The Proposal | 206 | | Mr. Petter Takes off his Hat | 209 | | Lanigan Beam Wants his Ladder | 210 |
THE SQUIRREL INN
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