Front matter
Reading edition
HIS MAJESTY.
THE
PRINCE OF THE PIN ELVES
BY CHARLES LEE SLEIGHT
Illustrated by AMY M. SACKER
BOSTON L. C. PAGE AND COMPANY (INCORPORATED) 1897
Copyright, 1897 L. C. Page and Company (INCORPORATED) Colonial Press: Electrotyped and Printed by C. H. Simonds & Co. Boston, Mass., U. S. A.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER. PAGE
I. Where the pins go 1
II. Taken prisoner 13
III. Pursued 24
IV. A trip to the Gnomes 32
V. Caught in a trap 41
VI. The tables turned 51
VII. A new King 61
VIII. The Passage of the Toad 73
IX. A perilous trip 84
X. The three jewels 95
XI. The secret door 108
XII. A mighty battle 123
XIII. In the dark 134
XIV. Surprised 140
XV. On top 148
ILLUSTRATIONS
PAGE
His Majesty Frontispiece
“‘Please give me back my hat’” 3
“Harry ... sat down on the edge of the couch” 17
“He began a long whispered conversation” 35
“Wamby eagerly seized the pin, and ... pressed upon it.” 53
“He put the ... jewels ... in a little box 69
“‘Then let us fall to without delay’” 89
On the wardrobe 111
“‘Smithkin! run to help Wamby!’” 131
“He ... placed the little toad on the ground” 157
The Prince of the Pin Elves
