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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
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| Playing Leap frog over the Posts | 2 |
| And some because they want to climb Alps | 6 |
| On they went | 7 |
| Trudging along with a Bundle at her Back | 9 |
| And began dipping his ugly Head into the Spring | 12 |
| "I was told to expect thee" | 14 |
| And bade them begin in a lofty and tremendous Voice | 19 |
| Up jumped the little white Lady in her Bed | 23 |
| And gave Chase to poor Tom | 25 |
| And gave Chase to Tom likewise | 26 |
| Then he saw Lizards | 31 |
| Play by me, bathe in me, Mother and Child | 37 |
| The Girls began to cry | 44 |
| The Boys began to laugh | 45 |
| "What art thou, and what dost want?" cried the old Dame | 46 |
| She had stepped down into the cool clear Water | 50 |
| They may be just what makes the World go round | 53 |
| Somebody would have caught one at least | 61 |
| People call them Pterodactyles | 65 |
| No Water-babies, indeed? | 66 |
| Cousin Cramchild's Arguments | 67 |
| Tom was quite alive, and cleaner, and merrier than he ever had been | 70 |
| When all the World is young, Lad | 72 |
| And every Lass a Queen | 74 |
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