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| “'Dab-Dab asked us to tell you that you're to hurry home'” | 7 |
| “Jip was a guide worth having” | 10 |
| “I knew the faces of more than half the folk who passed” | 15 |
| “It was Matthew Mugg” | 19 |
| “'People don't believe you, so what's the use?'” | 23 |
| “Gub-Gub recited one of his food poems” | 27 |
| “The ringmaster of the Punchbowl Circus” | 31 |
| “'All right, Cross-eyes'” | 35 |
| “Patients waiting at the surgery door” | 38 |
| “Putting their heads together over the Doctor's money affairs” | 43 |
| “I think it's just a marvelous idea!” | 47 |
| “'Listen,' he said to them” | 51 |
| “'But, look here,' said the white mouse” | 55 |
| “Buying their Sunday dinner from a large rat” | 59 |
| “'Next time we'll give you six days' hard labor'” | 63 |
| “The leaping contests in the dogs' gymnasium” | 67 |
| “More than one angry owner called” | 72 |
| “We came to the Doctor to report” | 76 |
| “The badger was there, waiting for us” | 79 |
| “Before long I was working away as though my life depended on it” | 82 |
| “Gub-Gub used his nose as though he were digging for truffles” | 88 |
| “Prospecting for raisins in the rice pudding” | 91 |
| “'The Doctor's rich again!', passed from mouth to mouth, from door to door” | 95 |
| “'Why, Doctor, this is a regular Animal Library,' said the white mouse” | 99 |
| “Our 'Mouse Octavo' was slightly smaller than a postage stamp” | 103 |
| “Some ballad monger singing his latest lampoon” | 106 |
| “'You wouldn't like it if there were duck traps there too!'” | 110 |
| “The Railway Rat got up” | 113 |
| “The architecture was very unusual” | 117 |
| “'Didn't I tell you?' said he furiously” | 120 |
| “Ran around the Doctor's collar and down on to the table” | 124 |
| “The drinks were served in acorn cups” | 128 |
| “'The majority of men,' said he” | 132 |
| “The Prison Rat and the Church Mouse” | 136 |
| “'Your face is very familiar,' said the Doctor” | 140 |
| Leery, the Outcast | 143 |
| “I leapt clear through the open window” | 147 |
| “Leery was bending over me” | 150 |
| “They drew my shoe ambulance quietly up” | 154 |
| “He leapt across to a clothes line” | 157 |
| “'Why don't you drop in again soon?' said the white mouse” | 161 |
| “On its slopes there were two or three villages” | 164 |
| “We would squat on the edge” | 167 |
| “A great departure of rats took place” | 170 |
| “The volcano opened with a roar” | 174 |
| “Our trouble this time was weasels” | 177 |
| “Fashionable rat ladies went to the manicure establishments” | 181 |
| “A popular interest in sports and athletics” | 185 |
| “The men were peering at the writing” | 187 |
| “I boarded a ship” | 192 |
| Professor Jeremiah Foozlebugg | 197 |
| “I peeped out cautiously” | 201 |
| “Visitors were always browsing by” | 204 |
| “'I knew the old fellow well'” | 208 |
| “There were nests of sea-birds” | 211 |
| “I got ready to try my plan again” | 215 |
| “The great Professor Foozlebugg arrived” | 218 |
| “They'd argue about politics far into the night” | 222 |
| “He came back with the poker” | 225 |
| “I used to sit up on a stool and watch him paint” | 229 |
| “He suggested I go back to the studio” | 231 |
| “Cats tried to chase me off the trail” | 236 |
| “I stood ready in the shadow” | 239 |
| “I found I could gain the sill” | 244 |
| “'There's hundreds—hoping,' said the white mouse” | 247 |
| “He was shot out like a bullet from a gun” | 250 |
| “He would drive us off savagely” | 254 |
| “He used a sieve and a string” | 258 |
| “Lucifer eyed it suspiciously” | 262 |
| “Flopping through the deep fluffy snow” | 265 |
| “Corky sat outside the cage and laughed at him” | 269 |
| “Lucifer caught him by the tail and pulled him inside” | 272 |
| “The jackdaw still clutched his wretched victim” | 275 |
| “The chairman started for the back of the hall” | 278 |
| “A man in a nightshirt appeared at the door” | 282 |
| “Let off the gun yelling 'Fire!'” | 284 |
| “People were throwing valuables over the banisters” | 287 |
| “We stretched him out flat and undid his collar” | 291 |
| “He accosted the Doctor in a distinctly unfriendly manner” | 295 |
| “The box contained four enormous diamond shirt-studs” | 301 |
| “He kept muttering to himself” | 305 |
| “Like Indian scouts scuttling from tree to tree” | 311 |
| “Two gigantic dogs bounded out” | 315 |
| “Proceeding to carry his portly victim bodily away” | 319 |
| “There's something fishy about the whole thing” | 323 |
| “He seemed quite pleased with the sensation he was creating” | 327 |
| “I examined the slip” | 331 |
| Kling | 336 |
