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It was a most beautiful sight, that city. (See page 103.)
The Little Green
Goblin
By
JAMES BALL NAYLOR.
ILLUSTRATED By
·HARRY·L·MILLER·
THE
SAALFIELD
PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
·NEW YORK· ·AKRON·OHIO· ·CHICAGO·
H. L. Miller · 1907.
COPYRIGHT, 1907
By
The Saalfield Publishing Company
ILLUSTRATIONS
| It was a most beautiful sight, that city. | Frontispiece |
| A broad band of moonlight streamed in at the open window. | 36 |
| He picked up a large knotted pole for a cane. | 82 |
| Two giants stood triumphantly grinning down upon twenty pygmies. | 134 |
| Bob and his comrade went straight to the mayor’s office. | 160 |
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