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• 1 • The Enchanted Castle • juvenile • (1907) • novel by E. Nesbit
• 22 •  The red clue ran straight across the grass and ended in a small brown band with jeweled rings on every finger. • interior artwork by Paul O. Zelinsky
• 38 •  "I won't have you hold my legs," said the invisible Princess, struggling violently. • interior artwork by Paul O. Zelinsky
• 66 •  All sorts of things were made to move about, apparently by themselves. • interior artwork by Paul O. Zelinsky
• 86 •  It was Fear that he ran from, and not the moving stone beast. • interior artwork by Paul O. Zelinsky
• 102 •  They looked, and they looked. • interior artwork by Paul O. Zelinsky
• 150 •  Someone else was clapping, six or seven people, and their clapping made a dull padded sound. • interior artwork by Paul O. Zelinsky
• 166 •  A painted pointed paper face peered out. • interior artwork by Paul O. Zelinsky
• 182 •  All they could see was Jimmy continuously and horribly growing old. • interior artwork by Paul O. Zelinsky
• 214 •  "It's all right dear," she told the stone image. • interior artwork by Paul O. Zelinsky
• 230 •  He dipped the ring in the reflection of one of the seven moons. • interior artwork by Paul O. Zelinsky
• 246 •  The hall in which the children found themselves was the most beautiful place in the world. • interior artwork by Paul O. Zelinsky
• 262 •  And they stood still and looked at each other. • interior artwork by Paul O. Zelinsky
• 289 • Afterword (The Enchanted Castle) • essay by Peter Glassman