Book 2. 
X. Small causes
xi.  The prisoner of his word
XII.  Henrietta’s letter treating of the great event
XIII.  An irruption of mistress gossip in breach of the convention
xiv.  A pendant of the foregoing
XV.  Opening stage of the honeymoon
XVI.  In which the bride from foreign parts is given A taste of old
          England
xvii.  Records A shadow contest close on the foregoing
XVIII.  Down Whitechapel way
XIX.  The girl Madge

Book 3. 
XX.  Studies in fog, gout, an old seaman, A lovely serpent, and the
          moral effects that may come of A borrowed shirt
XXI.  In which we have further glimpses of the wondrous mechanism of
          our younger man
XXII.  A right-minded great lady
XXIII.  In dame gossip’s vein
XXIV.  A kidnapping and no great harm
XXV.  The philosopher man of action
XXVI.  After some fencing the dame passes our guard
XXVII.  We descend into A STEAMER’S engine-room
XXVIII.  By concessions to mistress gossip A further intrusion is
          averted

Book 4. 
XXIX.  Carinthia in Wales
XXX.  Rebecca Wythan
XXXI.  We have again to deal with the examples of our younger man
XXXII.  In which we see carinthia put in practice one of her old
          father’s lessons
XXXIII.  A frightful debate
XXXIV.  A survey of the ride of the Welsh cavaliers escorting the
          countess of Fleetwood to Kentish Esslemont
XXXV.  In which certain changes may be discerned
XXXVI.  Below the surface and above
XXXVII.  Between carinthia and her lord
XXXVIII.  A dip into the spring’s waters