โ Scribed by Mellor, Amelia
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Dedication -- Copyright -- Title -- Chapter One: A curious visitor -- Chapter Two: Strange birds -- Chapter Three: A funny old monkey -- Chapter Four: Pearl and ruby -- Chapter Five: An astonishing deal -- Chapter Six: Liquorice and phosphorus -- Chapter Seven: The game he liked -- Chapter Eight: Wonder land -- Chapter Nine: Dance with me -- Chapter Ten: An intruder in the palace of intellect -- Chapter Eleven: The wrong sister -- Chapter Twelve: Sweet revenge -- Chapter Thirteen: Missing pieces -- Chapter Fourteen: Cole's patent whipping machine for flogging naughty children
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