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Piccino, and other child stories

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A collection of short stories centering on children’s lives and perceptions, depicting episodes of poverty, admiration, and tenderness in small communities. One narrative follows a beloved little boy whose looks attract charity and misunderstanding; other tales portray siblings, pets, and an imaginative child whose actions prompt acts of kindness. The pieces vary in form from realistic sketches to whimsical fables narrated by animals, and they consistently examine family bonds, social disparities, and the gentle moral growth of youngsters. Illustrative scenes emphasize sensory detail and compassionate adults who respond to youthful innocence.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

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So he went to show it his trousers,” Frontispiece
Piccino, who lay fast asleep,” 13
Piccino clung to the donkey, rubbing his cheek wofully against her gray shoulder,” 19
‘I am going to wash you myself,’ said Lady Aileen, lifting him in her strong white arms,” 51
The girl stared at him,” 69
I polished away at the Captain’s sabre,” 91
Miss Rose put her hands on his shoulders,” 103
And I shall always be fond of you, Rabbett,” 125
I did not like the swing at first,” 143
I left her lap and curled up in her arm,” 151
Fauntleroy’s welcome into the world: “F’ow him in ’er fire!” 165
His initial act of charity: “Lady,” he said, “lady, f’ont door—want b’ead,” 179
I’m very sorry for you, Mr. Wenham, about your wife being dead,” 191
Are you in society, Mrs. Wilkins? 197
The real Fauntleroy listening to the story of the ideal Fauntleroy, 215