POMONA’S TRAVELS

[Illustration]

BY

FRANK R. STOCKTON

Illustrated
by
A.B.  Frost

1894

[Illustration]

In Uniform Binding

RUDDER GRANGE Illustrated by A.B.  Frost.

POMONA’S TRAVELS Illustrated by A.B.  Frost.

[Illustration:  Contents]

Letter one.
Wanted,—­a Vicarage

Letter two.
On the Four-in-hand

Letter three.
Jone overshadows the Waiter

Letter four.
The Cottage at Chedcombe

Letter five.
Pomona takes a Lodger

Letter six.
Pomona expounds Americanisms

Letter seven.
The Hayfield

LETTER EIGHT.
Jone teaches Young Ladies how to Rake

LETTER NINE.
A Runaway Tricycle

LETTER TEN.
Pomona slides Backward down the Slope of the Centuries

LETTER ELEVEN.
On the Moors

LETTER TWELVE.
Stag-hunting on a Tricycle

LETTER THIRTEEN.
The Green Placard

LETTER FOURTEEN.
Pomona and her David Llewellyn

LETTER FIFTEEN.
Hogs and the Fine Arts

LETTER SIXTEEN.
With Dickens in London

LETTER SEVENTEEN.
Buxton and the Bath Chairs

LETTER EIGHTEEN.
Mr. Poplington as Guide

LETTER NINETEEN.
Angelica and Pomeroy

LETTER TWENTY.
The Countess of Mussleby

LETTER TWENTY-ONE.
Edinboro’ Town

LETTER TWENTY-TWO.
Pomona and her Gilly

LETTER TWENTY-THREE.
They follow the Lady of the Lake

LETTER TWENTY-FOUR.
Comparisons become Odious to Pomona

LETTER TWENTY-FIVE.
The Family-Tree-Man

LETTER TWENTY-SIX.
Searching for Dorkminsters

LETTER TWENTY-SEVEN.
Their Country and their Custom House

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[Illustration:  List of Illustrations]

Title Page

Vignette Heading to Table of Contents

Tail piece to Table of Contents

Vignette Heading to List of Illustrations

Tail-piece to List of Illustrations

Heading and Initial Letter

"Boy, go order me a four-in-hand"

The Landlady with an “underdone visage"

"I looked at the ladder and at the top front seat"

"Down came a shower of rain"

"Ask the waiter what the French words mean"