| FULL PAGES |
| After the Battle | Frontispiece |
| PAGE |
| Dinah, Lark, Phoebe, and Bobwhite | vii |
| The Mayor of Dogtown | 15 |
| Happy’s First View of Waddles | 22 |
| Miss Letty | 37 |
| Tommy and Lumberlegs | 61 |
| “He stood transfixed” | 79 |
| Miss Muffet, Brother, and Lumberlegs | 102 |
| Toad Hunting | 118 |
| Anne drew back the curtain and looked out | 134 |
| Anne and Tommy | 148 |
| Waddles baying the Owls | 163 |
| “Waddles drew back and eyed it ruefully” | 170 |
| “One lump or two, please?” | 182 |
| The Herb Witch | 239 |
| Miss Letty feeding the Kennel Dogs | 272 |
| “Pulling a branch down with her whip” | 278 |
| “He stood in the gateway holding his gun” | 285 |
| Antonio and the Young Spaniels | 292 |
| The Sixlets | 301 |
| Naming the Pups | 317 |
| On Guard | 326 |
| The Reward | 347 |
| Ben Uncas | 354 |
| Jim (Seeley photo) | 362 |
| “Miss Letty was waiting with a smile” | 378 |
| Tommy walked on in Silence | 380 |
| Tommy meets the Rabbit | 386 |
| IN TEXT |
| Mrs. Waddles | 1 |
| Aunt Prue and the Cat Basket | 8 |
| Waddles greeting Aunt Prue | 12 |
| Anne and Fox | 30 |
| Hamlet Begging (Pach Photo) | 43 |
| Hamlet Reading (Pach Photo) | 46 |
| Mr. Hugh’s Horse | 54 |
| “His heavy curls were a mat of mud and burrs” | 58 |
| “The mail bag swinging from its gallows” | 64 |
| Lily | 68 |
| The Game of Snatch Bone | DOGTOWN
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