6CHAPTER IV. SIR WILLIAM IS LATE
28CHAPTER X. DISCOVERY OF A NEW AND AN OLD DOCUMENT
7CHAPTER V. A ROUGH NIGHT FOR THE "SAILORS' BALL"
29CHAPTER XI. NOT A VULGAR QUARREL—AN ALBUM—MISCHIEF IN THE WIND
8CHAPTER VI. FIDUS ACHATES
30CHAPTER XII. A LAST SHIFT—CARNT'S NEWS
9CHAPTER VII. WHAT HAPPENED AT THE BIRTHDAY BALL
31CHAPTER XIII. SURRIDGE'S NARRATIVE
10CHAPTER VIII. LOVE AND DEATH
32CHAPTER XIV. THE GREEN-ROOM
11CHAPTER IX. A P.P.C. CARD
33CHAPTER XV. HEANS SEARCHED
12CHAPTER X. A PROUD MOMENT
34CHAPTER XVI. THE PAD OR FAIRPLAY
13CHAPTER XI. HE MAKES A GOOD-BYE
35CHAPTER XVII. SIR WILLIAM BY HIS FIRE THAT NIGHT
14CHAPTER XII. NEARING THE END
36CHAPTER XVIII. IN THE DEAD-WATER
15CHAPTER XIII. SHAXTON NUDGES DAUNT
37CHAPTER XIX. WILD WORK
16CHAPTER XIV. HEANS'S TICKET-OF-LEAVE
38CHAPTER XX. MR DAUNT'S CARELESSNESS
17CHAPTER XV. SHAXTON FORGETS THE CANISTER
39BOOK III. LOW WATER OF SPRING TIDES
18BOOK II NEAP TIDE
40CHAPTER I. A VIGNETTE IN AN OLD "KEEPSAKE"
19CHAPTER I. THE PRISON ARTIST
41CHAPTER II. THE ABBEY IN THAT FAR COVE
20CHAPTER II. WINE WITH MR. MAGRUDER
42CHAPTER III. SIR WILLIAM JOINS THE WANDERER
21CHAPTER III. "MY ONCE DEAR FRIENDS, THE HYDE-SHAXTONS"
43CHAPTER IV. A PRINCESS OF THE TIERS
22CHAPTER IV. AN OLD HOUSE STAINED OF WEATHER AND MEMORIES—A REPUTATION AND A REMARK
