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•  The Master Key: An Electrical Fairy Tale • interior artwork by F. Y. Cory
• [4] •  Rob was surrounded by a group of natives • interior artwork by F. Y. Cory
• 1 • The Master Key: An Electrical Fairy Tale • juvenile • novel by L. Frank Baum
• 6.5 •  A quick flash of light almost blinded Rob • interior artwork by F. Y. Cory
• 36.5 •  "He'll break his neck!" cried the astounded father. • interior artwork by F. Y. Cory
• 66.5 •  It was a strange thing to see the pirates drop to the deck and lie motionless • interior artwork by F. Y. Cory
• 108.5 •  A man rushed toward it, but the next moment he threw up his hands and fell unconscious • interior artwork by F. Y. Cory
• 114.5 •  Rob reached the entrance of the palace, only to face another group of guardsmen • interior artwork by F. Y. Cory
• 128.5 •  The eyes of the Frenchman were actually protruding from their sockets • interior artwork by F. Y. Cory
• 140.5 •  Rob watched the changing expressions upon the great man's face • interior artwork by F. Y. Cory
• 150.5 •  "Those fellows seem to be looking for trouble" • interior artwork by F. Y. Cory
• 158.5 •  Uttering cries of terror and dismay, the three Turks took to their heels • interior artwork by F. Y. Cory
• 176.5 •  The Turk rose slowly into the air, with Rob clinging to him with desperate tenacity • interior artwork by F. Y. Cory
• 196.5 •  The disappointment of the sailors was something awful to witness • interior artwork by F. Y. Cory