6CHAPTER IV. A VISITOR
34CHAPTER XXXII. THE PAVILION IN THE GARDEN
7CHAPTER V. COLONEL HARCOUUT'S LETTER
35CHAPTER XXXIII. NIGHT THOUGHTS
8CHAPTER VI. QUEER COMPANIONSHIP
36CHAPTER XXXIV. A MINISTER'S LETTER
9CHAPTER VII. A GREAT DIPLOMATIST
37CHAPTER XXXV. HARCOURT'S LODGINGS
10CHAPTER VIII. THE GREAT MAN'S ARRIVAL.
38CHAPTER XXXVI. A FEVERED MIND
11CHAPTER IX. A MEDICAL VISIT
39CHAPTER XXXVII. THE VILLA AT SORRENTO
12CHAPTER X. A DISCLOSURE
40CHAPTER XXXVIII. A DIPLOMATIST'S DINNER
13CHAPTER XI. SOME LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF DIPLOMATIC LIFE
41CHAPTER XXXIX. A VERY BROKEN NARRATIVE
14CHAPTER XII. A NIGHT AT SEA
42CHAPTER XL. UPTONISM
15CHAPTER XIII. A “VOW” ACCOMPLISHED
43CHAPTER XLI. AN EVENING IN FLORENCE
16CHAPTER XIV. BILLY TRAYNOR AND THE COLONEL
44CHAPTER XLIII. MADAME DE SABBLOUKOFF IN THE MORNING
17CHAPTER XV. A SICK BED
45CHAPTER XLIII. DOINGS IN DOWNING STREET
18CHAPTER XVI. THE “PROJECT”
46CHAPTER XLIV. THE SUBTLETIES OF STATECRAFT
19CHAPTER XVII. A TÊTE-À-TÊTE
47CHAPTER XLV. SOME SAD REVERIES
20CHAPTER XVIII. BILLY TRAYNOR AS ORATOR
48CHAPTER XLVI. THE FLOOD IN THE MAGRA
21CHAPTER XIX. THE CASCINE AT FLORENCE
49CHAPTER XLVII. A FRAGMENT OF A LETTER
22CHAPTER XX. THE VILLA FOSSOMBRONI
50CHAPTER XLVIII. HOW A SOVEREIGN TREATS WITH HIS MINISTER
23CHAPTER XXI. SOME TRAITS OF LIFE
51CHAPTER XLIX. SOCIAL DIPLOMACIES
24CHAPTER XXII. AN UPTONIAN DESPATCH
52CHAPTER L. ANTE-DINNER REFLECTIONS
25CHAPTER XXIII. THE TUTOR AND HIS PUPIL
53CHAPTER LI. CONFLICTING THOUGHTS
26CHAPTER XXIV. HOW A “RECEPTION” COMES TO ITS CLOSE
54CHAPTER LII. MAJOR SCARESBY'S VISIT
27CHAPTER XXV. A DUKE AND HIS MINISTER
55CHAPTER LIII. A MASK IN CARNIVAL TIME
28CHAPTER XXVI. ITALIAN TROUBLES
56CHAPTER LIV. THE END
