_Orthon's last appearance_ 112 _Gustavus leaves school for good!_ 115 _'Lazy loon! Have you no work to do?'_ 119 _'Surrender, Don Alonzo, or you are a dead man!'_ 123 _'In the following night Gudbrand dreamed a dream'_ 127 _The destruction of the idol_ 130 _'Still he cried to his men, "Fight on, fight on!"'_ 134 _Molly takes her husband's place_ 139 _'As we approached we saw the pirate sinking'_ 143 _Falconer knocks down a bird_ 145 _Falconer returns to his companions_ 148 _'Then, drawing their swords, they dashed at the rest'_ 152 _Marbot's fight with the Carabineers in the alley_ 157 _Lisette catches the thief in the stable_ 164 _'I regarded myself as a horseman who is trying to win a steeplechase'_ 166 _Lisette carries off the Russian officer_ 169 _'Guided by the transport man he reached me and found me living'_ 172 _'"I will go, sir," I cried'_ 177 _'We had to saw the rope'_ 182 _'The Count leaped up, a knife in his hand'_ 188 _Gaston in prison_ 189 _'But now here sits in the high seat a thin stake'_ 192 _'He fleeth not the flame Who leapeth o'er the same'_ 193 _The Captain shoots Mr. Cozens_ 202 _Mr. Hamilton's fight with the sea-lion_ 205 _The Cacique fires off the gun_ 208 _Byron rides past the turnpikes_ 211 _The captain guarded by the mutineers_ 228 _The Pitcairn islanders on board the English frigate_ 239 _Old John Adams teaches the children_ 245 _Death of the supercargo_ 248 _'None will now deny that "Long Snake" sails by'_ 255 _Hacon casts his shield away_ 263 _'Go, sir, to your general; tell him what you have seen . . .'_ 276 _Escape of the Duke of Perth_ 281 _'In many a panelled parlour'_ 284 _'Och no! she be relieved'_ 287 _Mrs. Murray of Broughton distributes cockades to the crowd_ 289 _James More wounded at Prestonpans_ 293 _Crossing Shap Fell_ 301