'The ugly little creature sped away, followed by
three wee hares' Frontispiece
Polzeath Bay 1
'She opened wide her pinafore so that the tiny
Brown Man could take them out' 7
'"That is the wishtest news I've heard"' 22
'"See if they will fit you"' 35
'"Will you help me, dear little Mister Spriggan?"' 37
'The Shoes began to take her over that dreadful bog' 43
'She saw standing out in the semi-darkness a great Tolmen' 47
A Cornish Tin-mine 59
'A tiny old woman with a small costan, or bramble-basket,
on her back' 65
'"However did 'ee manage to lift the cheeld on to
your lap?"' 73
'It hovered over the uplifted Pail' 82
Carn Kenidzhek 110
'"Fly up!" cackled the old hag' 121
'The little white dog seemed to bend his head in thought' 125
'The stone was on the hearthstone, burning away
like a faggot' 145
'Over the moor and across the downs they all went' 161
Tamarisk Lane 168
'She put her shrimping-net under the whirling
brightness and caught it' 173
'Bowed like a courtier' 180
'The small White Hare suffered him to stroke its fur' 195
'Took up the Magic Horn and put it to his mouth' 204
'He had not expected to see her half so beautiful' 205
'In the glow of the setting sun' 207