Page:Piccino and Other Child Stories (1897).djvu/11

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PAGE " So he went to show it his trousers" . . Frontispiece " Piccino, who lay fast asleep," . . . . . ij " Piccino clung to the donkey, rubbing his cheek wofully against her gray shoulder" . . . . . IQ " ' / am going to wash you myself,' said Lady Aileen, lifting him in her strong white arms" . . ji " The girl stared at him" ...... 69 " / polished away at the Captain s sabre" 91 " Miss Rose put her hands on his shoulders" . . loj " And I shall always be fond of you, Rabbett" . . 125 " I did not like the swing at first" .... 143 " I left her lap and curled up in her arm" . . Fauntleroys welcome into the world : " F'ow him in 'er fire !" His initial act of charity: "Lady" he said, "lady, font door want b'ead"