Irish woman .....  Donn P. Crane
bees and Hives .....  Donn P. Crane
Harthover place .....  Donn P. Crane
all ran after Tom .....  Donn P. Crane
Tom looked down the cliff .....  Donn P. Crane
the old dame looked at Tom .....  Donn P. Crane
Tom looked into the clear water .....  Donn P. Crane
sir John searching for Tom .....  Donn P. Crane
Tom was now A water baby .....  Donn P. Crane
“Oh, you beautiful creature!” Said Tom .....  Donn P. Crane
Tom escaped the otter .....  Donn P. Crane
the salmon, king of all the fish .....  Donn P. Crane
Tom on the buoy .....  Donn P. Crane
porpoises .....  Donn P. Crane
A lobster .....  Donn P. Crane
Ellie and the professor .....  Donn P. Crane
Mrs. Bedonebyasyoudid .....  Donn P. Crane
she took Tom in her arms .....  Donn P. Crane
Tom found the cabinet .....  Donn P. Crane
the last of the Gairfowl .....  Donn P. Crane
and behold, it was Ellie .....  Donn P. Crane
Holger Danske .....  Arthur Henderson
the figurehead .....  Arthur Henderson
“My dear good husband” .....  Herbert N. Rudeen
the fairies of Caldon-low .....  Iris Weddell White
who stole the bird’s nest? .....  Herbert N. Rudeen
“Father, who makes it snow?” .....  Iris Weddell White
“Hello!  I’m wet, let me in” .....  Donn P. Crane
“Sorry to incommode you” .....  Donn P. Crane
“Pray sir, were you my mug?” .....  Donn P. Crane
“Thou hast had thy share of life” .....  Donn P. Crane
he cast the flask into the stream .....  Donn P. Crane
the dwarf shook the drops into the flask .....  Donn P. Crane
Mordecai in the king’s gate .....  Arthur Henderson
he put on sackcloth and ashes .....  Arthur Henderson
then Haman was afraid .....  Arthur Henderson
Pluto seized proserpina .....  Arthur Henderson
in TIME’S swing .....  Herbert N. Rudeen
so the bargain was made .....  Mildred Lyon