Chapter I: Harold

II. THE SIEGE OF KISINGTON
III. RED REX
IV. THE DRAGON OF HUSHBY, PART I
V. THE DRAGON OF HUSHBY, PART II
VI. THE DRAGON OF HUSHBY, PART III
VII. THE BARGAIN
VIII. THE WONDER-GARDEN
IX. THE KING'S COAT OF ARMS
X. THE LION PASSANT
XI. HOPE
XII. THE HERMIT GNOME
XIII. HAROLD'S LUNCHEON XIV. THE ROBBER XV. THE BANDAGED HAND
XVI. THE KING'S PIE
XVII. THE MYSTERY OF THE PIE
XVIII. LITTLE BEAR: AN OJIBWAY LEGEND
XIX. THE RED KING'S VISIT
XX. THE BEAR'S DAUGHTER
XXI. RED REX AND KING VICTOR
XXII. THE BOOKS CONQUER

Note: The tales of "The Wonder-Garden" and "The King's Pie" are here reprinted by courteous permission of the publishers of _St. Nicholas_, in which magazine they originally appeared. The tales of "The Dragon of Hushby," "The Lion Passant," and "Little Bear," are reprinted by kind permission of the publishers of _The Churchman_. The Icelandic legend of "The Bear's Daughter" is sketched from notes of a talk by Vilhjalmir Stef'ansson, the explorer, who is lamented as lost on the late unfortunate voyage of the Karluk to Arctic waters.

ILLUSTRATIONS

THERE WERE WIDE WINDOW-SEATS AND CUSHIONS--Colored frontispiece.
HAROLD BEGAN TO READ FROM THE RED-AND-GOLD BOOK
SHE LOOKED BAD-TEMPERED
THE MAIDENS WOULD PAUSE TO LOOK AFTER THE GOLDEN COACH
HE STOOD IN THE DOORWAY TALKING WITH THE STRANGER

From drawings by Ruby Winckler