[Illustration: The Philosophers were able to hear each other
thinking all day long (page 5)]
THE
CROCK OF GOLD
By
James Stephens
WITH TWELVE ILLUSTRATIONS IN COLOUR
BY
THOMAS MACKENZIE
CONTENTS
BOOK I
THE COMING OF PAN 1
BOOK II
THE PHILOSOPHER’S JOURNEY 91
BOOK III
THE TWO GODS 135
BOOK IV
THE PHILOSOPHER’S RETURN 151
BOOK V
THE POLICEMEN 185
BOOK VI
THE THIN WOMAN’S JOURNEY AND THE HAPPY MARCH 253
ILLUSTRATIONS
IN COLOUR
The Philosophers were able to hear each other
thinking all day long (page 5) _Frontispiece_
FACE PAGE
“Will you never be done talking?” shouted the Thin
Woman passionately 26
He stood waist-deep in greenery fronting her squarely 42
“Do you remember,” said Seumas, “the way he hopped and
waggled his leg the last time he was here?” 58
He saw Caitilin Ni Murrachu walking a little way in front
with a small vessel in her hand 74
At that moment the Philosopher’s cake lost all its savour 97
A swift shadow darkened the passage 109
A young woman came along the road and stood gazing earnestly
at this house 129
“Tell me where the money is?” he hissed 166
He . . . wept in so loud a voice that his comrades swarmed
up to see what had happened to him 200
When they topped a slight incline they saw a light shining
some distance away 212
Caitilin danced in uncontrollable gaiety 222
BOOK I. THE COMING OF PAN
CHAPTER I
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