ILLUSTRATIONS
| The Bedtime Story Hour | Frontispiece |
| FACING PAGE |
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| “In the afternoons Elizabeth lets him out of his cage” | 12 |
| “‘Hurry, Dream Fairies, tie up the dreams for me to take around’” | 30 |
| “‘We’ve been on this chair so long,’ said the fourth eagle” | 44 |
| “A lovely gray felt bunny and a brown felt monkey always were with Lucy” | 50 |
| “‘This is the season for us to tap the sirup from the maple trees, and you are spending your time swinging in a hammock’” | 74 |
| “The butterfly thought, ‘Well, this may be my first party, but it won’t be my last’” | 94 |
| “Mr. Owl awakened the fairies and told them to listen to his book” | 112 |
| “The mother humming-bird hurried back” | 130 |
| “‘The Fairy Queen brings all the little fairies to admire us’” | 142 |
| “The Fairy Queen was dressed in glittering gold” | 154 |
| “‘You are paying me a fine compliment’” | 162 |
| “As the bumble-bees got nearer, they, too, saw they had made a mistake” | 182 |
| “For a moment Mr. Sun was hidden by a purple cloud” | 208 |
| “After a long time the lovely dawn fairies came out from their sleeping places” | 230 |
| “So off they sailed, feeling just like birds with the delightful flying motion of the ships” | 244 |
| “There would be fortune-telling, too, and Janet’s mother had promised to be the fortune-telling witch who would sit by her caldron” | 256 |
| “Peter felt a little afraid at first that he’d fall” | 270 |
| “If he couldn’t reach a thing he’d climb on the table” | 282 |
| “They ate until they could eat no more” | 296 |