6II. THE BOAT-RACE.
21XVII. Dr. BUTTS'S PATIENT.
7III. THE WHITE CANOE.
22XVIII. MAURICE KIRKWOOD'S STORY OF HIS LIFE.
8IV. THE YOUNG SOLITARY
23XIX. THE REPORT OF THE BIOLOGICAL COMMITTEE.
9V. THE ENIGMA STUDIED.
24XX. DR. BUTTS REFLECTS.
10VI. STILL AT FAULT.
25XXI. AN INTIMATE CONVERSATION.
11VII. A RECORD OF ANTIPATHIES
26XXII. EUTHYMIA.
12VIII. THE PANSOPHIAN SOCIETY.
27XXIII. THE MEETING OF MAURICE AND EUTHYMIA.
13IX. THE SOCIETY AND ITS NEW SECRETARY.
28XXIV. THE INEVITABLE.
14X. A NEW ARRIVAL.
29POSTSCRIPT: AFTER-GLIMPSES.
15XI. THE INTERVIEWER ATTACKS THE SPHINX.
