WORDS BEFOREHAND

       ChapterI. The Autocrat of the Stage-Coach

      Chapter II.  The Sod Tavern

     Chapter III.  Land and Love

      Chapter IV.  Albert and Katy

       ChapterV. Corner Lots

      Chapter VI.  Little Katy’s Lover

     Chapter VII.  Catching and Getting Caught

    Chapter VIII.  Isabel Marlay

      Chapter IX.  Lovers and Lovers

       ChapterX. Plausaby, Esq., takes a Fatherly Interest

      Chapter XI.  About Several Things

     Chapter XII.  An Adventure

    Chapter XIII.  A Shelter

     Chapter XIV.  The Inhabitant

      Chapter XV.  An Episode

     Chapter XVI.  The Return

    Chapter XVII.  Sawney and his Old Love

   Chapter XVIII.  A Collision

     Chapter XIX.  Standing Guard in Vain

      Chapter XX.  Sawney and Westcott

     Chapter XXI.  Rowing

    Chapter XXII.  Sailing

   Chapter XXIII.  Sinking

    Chapter XXIV.  Dragging

     Chapter XXV.  Afterwards

    Chapter XXVI.  The Mystery

   Chapter XXVII.  The Arrest

  Chapter XXVIII.  The Tempter

    Chapter XXIX.  The Trial

     Chapter XXX.  The Penitentiary

    Chapter XXXI.  Mr. Lurton

   Chapter XXXII.  A Confession

  Chapter XXXIII.  Death

   Chapter XXXIV.  Mr. Lurton’s Courtship

    Chapter XXXV.  Unbarred

   Chapter XXXVI.  Isabel

  Chapter XXXVII.  The Last

WORDS AFTERWARDS

ILLUSTRATIONS BY FRANK BEARD

The Superior Being

Mr. Minorkey and the Fat Gentleman

Plausaby sells Lots

“By George!  He! he! he!”

Mrs. Plausaby

The Inhabitant

A Pinch of Snuff

Mrs. Ferret

One Savage Blow full in the Face

“What on Airth’s the Matter?”

His Unselfish Love found a Melancholy Recompense

The Editor of “The Windmill”

“Git up and Foller!”

THE MYSTERY OF METROPOLISVILLE.

WORDS BEFOREHAND.