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table of contents
  1. List of Illustrations
  2. Translator’s Introduction
  3. Volume II, Continued
    1. Chapter XV
    2. Chapter XVI
    3. Chapter XVII
    4. Chapter XVIII
    5. Chapter XIX
    6. Chapter XX
    7. Colophon
  4. Volume III
    1. Covers and Endpaper
    2. Preface
    3. Table of Contents
    4. Frontispieces
    5. Chapter XXI
    6. Chapter XXII
    7. Chapter XXIII
    8. Chapter XXIV
    9. Chapter XXV
    10. Chapter XXVI
    11. Chapter XXVII
    12. Chapter XXVIII
    13. Chapter XXIX
    14. Chapter XXX
    15. Colophon
  5. Volume IV
    1. Covers and Endpaper
    2. Preface
    3. Table of Contents
    4. Frontispieces
    5. Chapter XXXI
    6. Chapter XXXII
    7. Chapter XXXIII
    8. Chapter XXXIV
    9. Chapter XXXV
    10. Chapter XXXVI
    11. Chapter XXXVII
    12. Chapter XXXVIII
    13. Colophon
  6. Appendix: Characters in Eight Dogs, Chapters I–XXXVIII

Amateurish drawing of a humanoid dog in Chinese armor, holding bow and arrows. Eight-star constellation above dog.

Figure 1Bakin’s draft of the endpaper for Volume IV.

Amateurish drawing. In the left panel a man stands, holding a conch shell and a flute, and a woman crouches holding a portrait. Amateurish drawing. In the right panel a woman holding a toy stands over a baby.

Figure 2 Bakin’s draft of the second frontispiece for Volume IV.

Amateurish drawing. In the left panel a man stands holding a large oar, and a man crouches holding an open folding fan. Amateurish drawing. In the right panel a man dressed as a sumo wrestler is being held back by three other men.

Figure 3Bakin’s draft of the first frontispiece for Volume IV.

Amateurish drawing. In the left panel a man is holding a fishing rod and tackle. Amateurish drawing. In the right panel two samurai are wrestling on a rooftop with birds in the background.

Figure 4 Bakin’s draft of the illustration for Chapter XXXI.

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