How Little Jacket would go to sea -- His good and his bad luck at sea -- How he fared on shore -- How Huggermugger came along -- What happened to Little Jacket in the Giant's boot -- How Little Jacket escabed from Kobboltozo's shop -- How he made use of Huggermugger in travelling -- How Little Jacket and his friends left the Giant's island -- Mr. Nabbum -- Zebedee an Jacky put their heads together -- They sail for Huggermugger's island -- Huggermugger hall -- Kobboltozo astonishes Mr. Scrawler -- Mrs. Huggermugger grows thin and fades away -- The sorrows of Huggermugger -- Huggermugger leaves his island -- The last of Huggermugger.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1860.

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