- 1Introduction
- 2Dedication
- 3Book I
- 4Chapter II — The History Sets Out. Observations on the Excellency o…
- 5Chapter III — Containing the Inside of a Prison
- 6Chapter IV — Disclosing Further Secrets of the Prison-House
- 7Chapter V — Containing Certain Adventures Which Befel Mr. Booth in…
- 8Chapter VI — Containing the Extraordinary Behaviour of Miss Matthew…
- 9Chapter VII — In Which Miss Matthews Begins Her History
- 10Chapter VIII — The History of Miss Matthews Continued
- 11Chapter IX — In Which Miss Matthews Concludes Her Relation
- 12Chapter X — Table-talk, Consisting of a Facetious Discourse That Pa…
- 13Book II
- 14Chapter II — Mr. Booth Continues His Story…
- 15Chapter III — The Narrative Continued. More of the Touchstone
- 16Chapter IV — The Story of Mr. Booth Continued…
- 17Chapter V — Containing Strange Revolutions of Fortune
- 18Chapter VI — Containing Many Surprising Adventures
- 19Chapter VII — The Story of Booth Continued — More Surprising Advent…
- 20Chapter VIII — In Which Our Readers Will Probably Be Divided in The…
- 21Chapter IX — Containing a Scene of a Different Kind From Any of the…
- 22Book III
- 23Chapter II — Containing a Scene of the Tender Kind
- 24Chapter III — In Which Mr. Booth Sets Forward on His Journey
- 25Chapter IV — A Sea Piece
- 26Chapter V — The Arrival of Booth at Gibraltar, With What There Befe…
- 27Chapter VI — Containing Matters Which Will Please Some Readers
- 28Chapter VII — The Captain, Continuing His Story, Recounts Some Part…
- 29Chapter VIII — The Story of Booth Continued
- 30Chapter IX — Containing Very Extraordinary Matters
- 31Chapter X — Containing a Letter of a Very Curious Kind
- 32Chapter XI — In Which Mr. Booth Relates His Return to England
- 33Chapter XII — In Which Mr. Booth Concludes His Story
- 34Book IV
- 35Chapter II — The Latter Part of Which We Expect Will Please Our Rea…
- 36Chapter III — Containing Wise Observations of the Author, and Other…
- 37Chapter IV — In Which Amelia Appears in No Unamiable Light
- 38Chapter V — Containing an Eulogium Upon Innocence, and Other Grave…
- 39Chapter VI — In Which May Appear That Violence Is Sometimes Done to…
- 40Chapter VII — Containing a Very Extraordinary and Pleasant Incident
- 41Chapter VIII — Containing Various Matters
- 42Chapter IX — In Which Amelia, With Her Friend, Goes to the Oratorio
- 43Book V
- 44Chapter II — In Which Booth Pays a Visit to the Noble Lord
- 45Chapter III — Relating Principally to the Affairs of Serjeant Atkinson
- 46Chapter IV — Containing Matters That Require No Preface
- 47Chapter V — Containing Much Heroic Matter
- 48Chapter VI — In Which the Reader Will Find Matter Worthy His Consid…
- 49Chapter VII — Containing Various Matters
- 50Chapter VIII — The Heroic Behaviour of Colonel Bath
- 51Chapter IX — Being the Last Chapter of the Fifth Book
- 52Book VI
- 53Chapter II — Which Will Not Appear, We Presume, Unnatural to All Ma…
- 54Chapter III — In Which the History Looks a Little Backwards
- 55Chapter IV — Containing a Very Extraordinary Incident
- 56Chapter V — Containing Some Matters Not Very Unnatural
- 57Chapter VI — A Scene in Which Some Ladies Will Possibly Think Ameli…
- 58Chapter VII — A Chapter in Which There Is Much Learning
- 59Chapter VIII — Containing Some Unaccountable Behaviour in Mrs. Ellison
- 60Chapter IX — Containing a Very Strange Incident
- 61Book VII
- 62Chapter II — The Beginning of Mrs. Bennet’s History
- 63Chapter III — Continuation of Mrs. Bennet’s Story
- 64Chapter IV — Further Continuation
- 65Chapter V — The Story of Mrs. Bennet Continued
- 66Chapter VI — Farther Continued
- 67Chapter VII — The Story Farther Continued
- 68Chapter VIII — Further Continuation
- 69Chapter IX — The Conclusion of Mrs. Bennet’s History
- 70Chapter X — Being the Last Chapter of the Seventh Book
- 71Book VIII
- 72Chapter II — Containing an Account of Mr. Booth’s Fellow-Sufferers
- 73Chapter III — Containing Some Extraordinary Behaviour in Mrs. Ellison
- 74Chapter IV — Containing, Among Many Matters, the Exemplary Behaviou…
- 75Chapter V — Comments Upon Authors
- 76Chapter VI — Which Inclines Rather to Satire Than Panegyric
- 77Chapter VII — Worthy a Very Serious Perusal
- 78Chapter VIII — Consisting of Grave Matters
- 79Chapter IX — A Curious Chapter, From Which a Curious Reader May Dra…
- 80Chapter X — In Which Are Many Profound Secrets of Philosophy
- 81Book IX
- 82Chapter II — In Which the History Goes Forward
- 83Chapter III — A Conversation Between Dr Harrison and Others
- 84Chapter IV — A Dialogue Between Booth and Amelia
- 85Chapter V — A Conversation Between Amelia and Dr Harrison, With the…
- 86Chapter VI — Containing as Surprizing an Accident as Is Perhaps Rec…
- 87Chapter VII — In Which the Author Appears to Be Master of That Prof…
- 88Chapter VIII — In Which Two Strangers Make Their Appearance
- 89Chapter IX — A Scene of Modern Wit and Humour
- 90Chapter X — A Curious Conversation Between the Doctor, the Young Cl…
- 91Book X
- 92Chapter II — What Happened at the Masquerade
- 93Chapter III — Consequences of the Masquerade, Not Uncommon nor Surp…
- 94Chapter IV — Consequences of the Masquerade
- 95Chapter V — In Which Colonel Bath Appears in Great Glory
- 96Chapter VI — Read, Gamester, and Observe
- 97Chapter VII — In Which Booth Receives a Visit From Captain Trent
- 98Chapter VIII — Contains a Letter and Other Matters
- 99Chapter IX — Containing Some Things Worthy Observation
- 100Book XI
- 101Chapter II — Matters Political
- 102Chapter III — The History of Mr. Trent
- 103Chapter IV — Containing Some Distress
- 104Chapter V — Containing More Wormwood and Other Ingredients
- 105Chapter VI — A Scene of the Tragic Kind
- 106Chapter VII — In Which Mr. Booth Meets With More Than One Adventure
- 107Chapter VIII — In Which Amelia Appears in a Light More Amiable Than…
- 108Chapter IX — A Very Tragic Scene
- 109Book XII
- 110Chapter II — In Which Amelia Visits Her Husband
- 111Chapter III — Containing Matter Pertinent to the History
- 112Chapter IV — In Which Dr Harrison Visits Colonel James
- 113Chapter V — What Passed at the Bailiff’s House
- 114Chapter VI — What Passed Between the Doctor and the Sick Man
- 115Chapter VII — In Which the History Draws Towards a Conclusion
- 116Chapter VIII — Thus This History Draws Nearer to a Conclusion
- 117Chapter IX — In Which the History Is Concluded
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