- 1Chapter I — Bereaved!
- 2Chapter II — Aunt Jemima
- 3Chapter III — How Miss Jemima Managed Her Brother’s House
- 4Chapter IV — “Me Lun Away”
- 5Chapter V — “The Little Twin Brethren”
- 6Chapter VI — The Father’s Quest
- 7Chapter VII — What Had Become of the Child?
- 8Chapter VIII — The Shoemaker Becomes “Golden”
- 9Chapter IX — A Strange Client for Messrs. Tongs and Ball
- 10Chapter X — Miss Jemima Is Very Much Astonished
- 11Chapter XI — “Cobbler” Horn Answers His Letters, and Receives the C…
- 12Chapter XII — “Cobbler” Horn Pays a Visit to His Landlord
- 13Chapter XIII — Free Cobblery
- 14Chapter XIV — “The Golden Shoemaker” Waits Upon His Minister
- 15Chapter XV — “Cobbler” Horn Engages a Secretary
- 16Chapter XVI — The Attack on the Correspondence
- 17Chapter XVII — A Parting Gift for “The Little Twin Brethren”
- 18Chapter XVIII — The New House
- 19Chapter XIX — A Talk With the Minister About Money
- 20Chapter XX — “Cobbler” Horn’s Village
- 21Chapter XXI — In Need of Repairs
- 22Chapter XXII — “The Golden Shoemaker” Instructs His Lawyers
- 23Chapter XXIII — Memories
- 24Chapter XXIV — On the Ocean
- 25Chapter XXV — Cousin Jack
- 26Chapter XXVI — Home Again
- 27Chapter XXVII — Coming Into Collision With the Proprieties
- 28Chapter XXVIII — Bounder Gives Warning
- 29Chapter XXIX — Vague Surmisings
- 30Chapter XXX — A Novel Difficulty for a Man of Wealth
- 31Chapter XXXI — “Cobbler” Horn’s Critics
- 32Chapter XXXII — “In Labours More Abundant”
- 33Chapter XXXIII — Tommy Dudgeon on the Watch
- 34Chapter XXXIV — A “Father” and “Mother” for the “Home”
- 35Chapter XXXV — The Opening of the “Home”
- 36Chapter XXXVI — Tommy Dudgeon Undertakes a Delicate Enterprise
- 37Chapter XXXVII — Between Life and Death
- 38Chapter XXXVIII — A Little Shoe
- 39Chapter XXXIX — A Joyous Discovery
- 40Chapter XL — Tommy Dudgeon’s Contribution
- 41Chapter XLI — No Room for Doubt!
- 42Chapter XLII — Father and Daughter
- 43Chapter XLIII — The Tramp’s Confession
The Golden Shoemaker
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