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CHAPTERS
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SERIAL PARTS
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| I.
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Above Buttons.
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Part 1
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| II.
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The Heritage of the Son.
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Part 1„
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| III.
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The Daughters of the Shears.
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Part 1„
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| IV.
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On Board the Iocasta.
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Part 2
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| V.
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The Family and the Funeral.
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Part 3
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| VI.
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My Gentleman on the Road.
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Part 3„
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| VII.
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Mother and Son.
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Part 4
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| VIII.
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Introduces an Eccentric.
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Part 5
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| IX.
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The Countess in Low Society.
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Part 6
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| X.
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My Gentleman on the Road Again.
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Part 7
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| XI.
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Doings at an Inn.
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Part 8
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| XII.
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In Which Ale Is Shown to Have One Quality of Wine.
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Part 8„
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| XIII.
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The Match of Fallowfield Against Beckley.
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Part 9
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| XIV.
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The Countess Describes the Field of Action.
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Part 10
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| XV.
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A Capture.
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Part 11
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| XVI.
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Leads to a Small Skirmish Between Rose and Evan.
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Part 12
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| XVII.
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In Which Evan Writes Himself Tailor.
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Part 13
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| XVIII.
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In Which Evan Calls Himself Gentleman.
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Part 14
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| XIX.]]
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Second Despatch of the Countess. (Part 15) 459
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Part 15
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| XX.]]
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Break-Neck Leap. (Part 15) 461
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Part 15„
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| XXI.]]
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Tribulations and Tactics of the Countess. (Part 16) 487
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Part 16
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| XXII.]]
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In Which the Daughters of the Great Mel Have to Digest Him at Dinner. (Part 16) 490
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Part 16„
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| XXIII.]]
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Treats of a Handkerchief. (Part 17) 515
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Part 17
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| XXIV.]]
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Chronicles the Return of Mr. Raikes. (Part 18) 543
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Part 18
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| XXV.]]
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In Which the Stream Flows Muddy and Clear. (Part 19) 571
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Part 19
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| XXVI.]]
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Mrs. Mel Makes a Bed for Herself and Family. (Part 20) 599
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Part 20
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| XXVII.]]
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Exhibits Rose's Generalship; Evan's Performance on the Second Fiddle; and the Wretchedness of the Countess. (Part 21) 1
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Part 21
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| XXVIII.]]
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Tom Cogglesby's Proposition. (Part 22) 29
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Part 22
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| XXIX.]]
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Prelude to an Engagement. (Part 23) 57
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Part 23
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| XXX.]]
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The Battle of the Bull-Dogs. Part I. (Part 24) 85
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Part 24
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| XXXI.]]
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The Battle of the Bull-Dogs. Part II.]] (Part 25) 113
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Part 25
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| XXXII.]]
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In Which Evan's Light Begins to Twinkle Again. (Part 26) 141
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Part 26
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| XXXIII.]]
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The Hero Takes His Rank in the Orchestra. (Part 27) 169
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Part 27
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| XXXIV.]]
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A Pagan Sacrifice. (Part 28) 197
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Part 28
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| XXXV.]]
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Rose Wounded. (Part 28) 200
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Part 28„
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| XXXVI.]]
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Before Breakfast. (Part 29) 225
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Part 29
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| XXXVII.]]
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The Retreat from Beckley. (Part 29) 227
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Part 29„
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| XXXVIII.]]
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In Which We Have to See in the Dark. (Part 30) 253
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Part 30
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| XXXIX.]]
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In the Domain of Tailordom. (Part 30) 255
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Part 30„
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| XL.]]
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In Which the Countess Still Scents Game. (Part 31) 281
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Part 31
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| XLI.]]
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Reveals an Abominable Plot of the Brothers Cogglesby. (Part 32) 309
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Part 32
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| XLII.]]
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Juliana. (Part 33) 337
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Part 33
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| XLIII.]]
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Rose. (Part 33) 338
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Part 33„
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| XLIV.]]
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Contains a Warning to All Conspirators. (Part 34) 365
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Part 34
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| XLV.]]
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In Which the Shop Becomes a Centre of Attraction. (Part 35) 393
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Part 35
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| XLVI.]]
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A Lovers' Parting. (Part 36) 421
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Part 36
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| XLVII.]]
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A Year Later, the Countess de Saldar de Sancorvo to Her Sister Caroline. (Part 36) 424
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Part 36„
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