- 1Epigraph — To the Reader
- 2Chapter I — How three persons in this history came by their names
- 3Chapter II — Jacques shows the advantage of being led captive by a…
- 4Chapter III — An heiress who wishes to become a man
- 5Chapter IV — A poor young man, and a rich young girl
- 6Chapter V — In which Sir Asinus makes as ignominious retreat
- 7Chapter VI — How Sir Asinus staked his garters against a pistole, a…
- 8Chapter VII — Jacques bestows his paternal advice upon a schoolgirl
- 9Chapter VIII — How Sir Asinus invented a new order of philosophers,…
- 10Chapter IX — The luck of Jacques
- 11Chapter X — Mowbray opens his heart to his new friend
- 12Chapter XI — How Hoffland found that he had left his key behind
- 13Chapter XII — How Hoffland caught a tartar in the person of miss lu…
- 14Chapter XIII — Hoffland makes his will
- 15Chapter XIV — Hostile correspondence
- 16Chapter XV — Sentiments of a disappointed lover on the subject of w…
- 17Chapter XVI — Advance of the enemy upon Sir Asinus
- 18Chapter XVII — Corydon goes a-courting
- 19Chapter XVIII — Going to Roseland
- 20Chapter XIX — Hoffland exerts himself to amuse the company
- 21Chapter XX — At Roseland, in the evening
- 22Chapter XXI — Disgraceful conduct of Sir Asinus
- 23Chapter XXII — How Hoffland preferred a glove to a dozen pistoles
- 24Chapter XXIII — How Sir Asinus fished for swallows, and what he caught
- 25Chapter XXIV — Hoffland is whisked away in a chariot
- 26Chapter XXV — Sir Asinus goes to the ball
- 27Chapter XXVI — Ernest and Philippa
- 28Chapter XXVII — The last chance of Jacques
- 29Chapter XXVIII — Sir Asinus intends for Europe
- 30Chapter XXIX — The May festival
- 31Chapter XXX — Illustrations
The Youth of Jefferson
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