6OF A LADY THAT HAD A MUSICAL VOICE, BUT USED IT TO DECEIVE.
27CHAPTER XVIII.
7CHAPTER VIII.
28OF A YOUNG MAN THAT WOULD START UPON A DARK ADVENTURE, BUT HAD TWO MINDS UPON IT.
8HOW A CREW, THAT WOULD SAIL ON A WASHING-DAY, WAS SHIPWRECKED: WITH AN ADVERTISEMENT AGAINST WOMEN.
29CHAPTER XIX.
9CHAPTER IX.
30THAT A SILVER BULLET HAS VIRTUE: WITH A WARNING TO COMMODORES.
10OF A TOWN THAT WOULD LAUGH AT THE GREAT. AND HOW A DULL COMPANY WAS CURED BY AN IRISH SONG.
31CHAPTER XX.
11CHAPTER X.
32HOW CERTAIN CHARACTERS FOUND THEMSELVES, AT DEAD OF NIGHT, UPON THE FIVE LANES ROAD.
12OF ONE EXCURSION AND MANY ALARUMS.
33CHAPTER XXI.
13CHAPTER XI.
34THAT A VERY LITTLE TEA MAY SUFFICE TO ELEVATE A MAN.
14OF A WESLEYAN MINISTER THAT WOULD IMPROVE UPON NATURE, AND THEREBY TRAINED A ROOK TO GOOD PRINCIPLES.
35CHAPTER XXII.
15CHAPTER XII.
36IN WHICH SEVERAL ATTEMPTS ARE MADE TO PUT A PERIOD TO THIS HISTORY.
16OF DETERIORATION; AND A WHEELBARROW THAT CONTAINED UNEXPECTED THINGS.
37CHAPTER XXIII.
17CHAPTER XIII.
38HOW ONE LOVER TOOK LEAVE OF HIS WITS, AND TWO CAME TO THEIR SENSES.
18THE SIGNIFICANCE OF POMEROY'S CAT; AND HOW THE MEN AND WOMEN OF TROY ENSUED AFTER PLEASURE IN BOATS.
39CHAPTER XXIV.
19CHAPTER XIV.
40OF THE BEST HELLEBORE; AND AN EXPERIMENT IN THE ENTERTAINMENT OF TWINS.
20OF A LADY OF SENSIBILITY THAT, BEING AWKWARDLY PLACED, MIGHT EASILY HAVE SET MATTERS RIGHT, BUT DID NOT: WITH MUCH BESIDE.
41CHAPTER XXV.
21CHAPTER XV.
42WHICH ENDS THE STORY OF TROY.
