A pixy in petticoatsFront matterReading editionChapter navigation29 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterChapter I · HOW BURROUGH PLAYED ROBINSON CRUSOE.Chapter II · HOW BURROUGH HAD THE VISION.Chapter III · HOW BURROUGH WALKED WITH BEATRICE.Chapter IV · HOW BURROUGH VISITED BEDLAM.Chapter V · HOW BEATRICE CULTIVATED LOCAL TALENT.Chapter VI · HOW THEY BOILED A KETTLE IN THE DEVIL’S KITCHEN.Chapter VII · HOW BURROUGH CHATTED WITH A FELLOW-SCHOLAR.Chapter VIII · HOW THEY WENT SWALING.Chapter IX · HOW THEY PLAYED AT HIDE-AND-SEEK.Chapter X · HOW THEY SAT UPON THE PIXIES’ BOWLING-GREEN.Chapter XI · HOW THE SCHOLAR FAILED IN ORIENTAL LANGUAGES.Chapter XII · HOW THEY STARTED FOR THE MOTHER OF RIVERS.Chapter XIII · HOW THEY STOOD UPON CRANMERE.Chapter XIV · HOW THEY TOOK SHELTER IN TOM-TIT-TOT’S PALACE.Chapter XV · HOW BEATRICE TOLD THE STORY OF TREGEAGLE.Chapter XVI · HOW BURROUGH BECAME A DUMMY MAN.Chapter XVII · HOW TONGUES WENT WAGGING IN THE VILLAGE.Chapter XVIII · HOW BEATRICE FORGOT TO BE FRIVOLOUS.Chapter XIX · HOW BURROUGH SPOKE FOOLISHLY.Chapter XX · HOW THEY SEARCHED FOR WHITE HEATHER.Chapter XXI · HOW THEY WENT INTO THE COPSE.Chapter XXII · HOW WILLUM WENT ROUND WITH A PAPER.Chapter XXIII · HOW BURROUGH LONGED TO ENTER LYONESSE.Chapter XXIV · HOW BURROUGH RECEIVED VISITORS.Chapter XXV · HOW BEATRICE SAT IN THE DIMPSY.Chapter XXVI · HOW IT WAS DREARY BESIDE THE GORGE.Chapter XXVII · HOW BURROUGH WENT TO DART HEAD.TRANSCRIBER’S NOTESBeginning of this editionNext chapter →Chapter I · HOW BURROUGH PLAYED ROBINSON CRUSOE.All chapters and sections (29)Opening pagesFront matterChapters123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627Other sectionsTRANSCRIBER’S NOTESNEW YORK: MOFFAT, YARD & COMPANY 1909◇CHAPTER I. HOW BURROUGH PLAYED ROBINSON CRUSOE. →