Book 4. 
XXVI.  Mr. Blackburn Tuckham
XXVII.  A short SIDELOOK at the election
XXVIII.  Touching A young lady’s heart and her intellect
XXIX.  The epistle of Dr. Shrapnel to commander Beauchamp
XXX.  The baiting of Dr. Shrapnel
XXXI.  Showing A chivalrous gentleman set in motion
XXXII.  An effort to conquer Cecilia in Beauchamp’s fashion
XXXIII.  The first encounter at Steynham

Book 5. 
XXXIV.  The face of Renee
XXXV.  The ride in the wrong direction
XXXVI.  Pursuit of the apology of Mr. Romfrey to Dr. Shrapnel
XXXVII.  Cecilia conquered
XXXVIII.  Lord Avonley
XXXIX.  Between Beauchamp and Cecilia
XL.  A trial of him
XLI.  A lame victory

Book 6. 
XLII.  The two passions
XLIII.  The earl of Romfrey and the countess
XLIV.  The nephews of the earl, and another exhibition of the two
          passions in Beauchamp. 
XLV.  A little plot against Cecilia
XLVI.  As it might have been foreseen
XLVII.  The refusal of him
XLVIII.  Of the trial awaiting the earl of Romfrey
XLIX.  A fabric of baronial despotism crumbles

Book 7. 
L. At the cottage on the common
LI.  In the night
LII.  Question of A pilgrimage and an act of penance
LIII.  The apology to Dr. Shrapnel
LIV.  The fruits of the apology
LV.  Without love
LVI.  The last of Nevil Beauchamp

CHAPTER I

THE CHAMPION OF HIS COUNTRY