| The Christmas Books | 1 |
| *** | 1 |
| William Makepeace Thackeray | 1 |
| 1 | |
| MRS. PERKINS'S BALL. | 5 |
| THE MULLIGAN (OF BALLYMULLIGAN), AND HOW WE WENT TO MRS. PERKINS'S BALL. | 6 |
| MR. AND MRS. PERKINS, THEIR HOUSE, AND THEIR YOUNG PEOPLE. | 7 |
| EVERYBODY BEGINS TO COME, BUT ESPECIALLY MR. MINCHIN. | 8 |
| THE BALL–ROOMDOOR. | 9 |
| LADY BACON, THE MISS BACONS, MR. FLAM. | 10 |
| MR. LARKINS. | 11 |
| MISS BUNION. | 12 |
| MR. HICKS. | 13 |
| MISS MEGGOT. | 14 |
| MISS RANVILLE, REV. MR. TOOP, MISS MULLINS, MR. WINTER. | 15 |
| MISS JOY, MR. AND MRS. JOY, MR. BOTTER. | 16 |
| MR. RANVILLE RANVILLE AND JACK HUBBARD. | 17 |
| MRS. TROTTER, MISS TROTTER, MISS TOADY, LORD METHUSELAH. | 18 |
| MR. BEAUMORIS, MR. GRIG, MR. FLYNDERS. | 19 |
| CAVALIER SEUL. | 20 |
| M.CANAILLARD, CHEVALIER OF THE LEGION OF HONOR. | 21 |
| LIEUTENANT BARON DE BOBWITZ. | 21 |
| THE BOUDOIR. | 23 |
| MR. SMITH, MR. BROWN, MISS BUSTLETON. | 23 |
| GRAND POLKA. | 25 |
| THE SUPPER. | 26 |
| AFTER SUPPER. | 27 |
| THE MULLIGAN AND MR. PERKINS. | 28 |
| OUR STREET | 29 |
| BY MR. M.A TITMARSH. | 29 |
| OUR HOUSE IN OUR STREET | 31 |
| THE BUNGALOW—CAPTAIN AND MRS. BRAGG. | 32 |
| LEVANT HOUSE CHAMBERS. | 33 |
| MR. RUMBOLD, A.R.A., AND MISS RUMBOLD. | 33 |
| SOME OF THE SERVANTS IN OUR STREET. | 35 |
| WHAT SOMETIMES HAPPENS IN OUR STREET. | 36 |
| SOMEBODY WHOMNOBODY KNOWS. | 37 |
| THE MAN IN POSSESSION. | 38 |
| THE LION OF THE STREET. | 39 |
| THE DOVE OF OUR STREET. | 40 |
| THE BUMPSHERS. | 41 |
| JOLLY NEWBOY, ESQ., M.P. | 42 |
| ALONZO. | 43 |
| THE DUCHESS. | 44 |
| DOCTOR BIRCH AND HIS YOUNG FRIENDS | 45 |
| by MR. M.A. TITMARSH | 45 |
| THE DOCTOR AND HIS STAFF. | 47 |
| THE COCK OF THE SCHOOL. | 48 |
| THE DEAR BROTHERS. | 49 |
| A MELODRAMA IN SEVERAL ROUNDS. | 49 |
| THE DOCTOR. | 51 |
| MR. TIPPER, Uncle to the Masters Boxall. | 51 |
| BOXALL MAJOR, BOXALL MINOR, BROWN, JONES, SMITH, ROBINSON, TIFFIN MINIMUS. | 51 |
| THE LITTLE SCHOOL–ROOM. | 54 |
| A HOPELESS CASE. | 55 |
| A WORD ABOUT MISS BIRCH. | 56 |
| A TRAGEDY. | 57 |
| THE DRAMA OUGHT TO BE REPRESENTED IN ABOUT SIX ACTS. | 57 |
| BRIGGS IN LUCK. | 59 |
| Enter the Knife–boy.—Hamper for Briggses! Master Brown.—Hurray, Tom Briggs! I'll lend you my knife. | 59 |
| A YOUNG FELLOW WHO IS PRETTY SURE TO SUCCEED. | 61 |
| DUVAL THE PIRATE. | 62 |
| THE DORMITORIES. | 63 |
| A CAPTURE AND A RESCUE. | 64 |
| THE GARDEN, | 65 |
| WHERE THE PARLOR–BOARDERS GO. | 65 |
| THE OLD PUPIL. | 67 |
| EPILOGUE. | 68 |
| THE KICKLEBURYS ON THE RHINE. | 69 |
| BY MR. M.A. TITMARSH | 69 |
| PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION: | 71 |
| BEING AN ESSAY ON THUNDER AND SMALL BEER. | 71 |
| "THE KICKLEBURYS ABROAD." | 73 |
| THE KICKLEBURYS ON THE RHINE. | 74 |
| THE ROSE AND THE RING: | 75 |
| A FIRE–SIDE PANTOMIME FOR GREAT AND SMALL CHILDREN. | 75 |
| BY MR. M.A. TITMARSH | 75 |
| PRELUDE | 78 |
| I. SHOWS HOW THE ROYAL FAMILY SAT DOWN TO BREAKFAST | 79 |
| II. HOW KING VALOROSO GOT THE CROWN, AND PRINCE GIGLIO WENT WITHOUT. | 80 |
| III. TELLS WHO THE FAIRY BLACKSTICK WAS, AND WHO WERE EVER SO MANY GRAND PERSONAGES BESIDES. | 81 |
| IV. HOW BLACKSTICK WAS NOT ASKED TO THE PRINCESS ANGELICA'S CHRISTENING. | 82 |
| V. HOW PRINCESS ANGELICA TOOK A LITTLE MAID. | 83 |
| VI. HOW PRINCE GIGLIO BEHAVED HIMSELF. | 84 |
| VII. HOW GIGLIO AND ANGELICA HAD A QUARREL. | 85 |
| VIII. HOW GRUFFANUFF PICKED THE FAIRY RING UP, AND PRINCE BULBO CAME TO COURT. | 86 |
| IX. HOW BETSINDA GOT THE WARMING PAN. | 87 |
| X. HOW KING VALOROSO WAS IN A DREADFUL PASSION. | 88 |
| XI. WHAT GRUFFANUFF DID TO GIGLIO AND BETSINDA. | 89 |
| XII. HOW BETSINDA FLED, AND WHAT BECAME OF HER. | 90 |
| XIII. HOW QUEEN ROSALBA CAME TO THE CASTLE OF THE BOLD COUNT HOGGINARMO. | 91 |
| XIV. WHAT BECAME OF GIGLIO. | 92 |
| XV. WE RETURN TO ROSALBA. | 93 |
| XVI. HOW HEDZOFF RODE BACK AGAIN TO KING GIGLIO. | 94 |
| XVII. HOW A TREMENDOUS BATTLE TOOK PLACE, AND WHO WON IT. | 95 |
| XVIII. HOW THEY ALL JOURNEYED BACK TO THE CAPITAL. | 96 |
| XIX. AND NOW WE COME TO THE LAST SCENE IN THE PANTOMIME. | 97 |
| Footnotes | 98 |
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