- 1Chapter I — The Fifth Day of April, 1676
- 2Chapter II — “He Is the King”
- 3Chapter III — Sir Jeoffry Wildairs
- 4Chapter IV — “God Have Mercy on Its Evil Fortunes”
- 5Chapter V — My Lord Marquess Plunges Into the Thames
- 6Chapter VI — “No; She Has Not Yet Come to Court”
- 7Chapter VII — “’Tis Clo Wildairs, Man — All the County Knows the Vi…
- 8Chapter VIII — In Which My Lady Betty Tantillion Writes of a Scandal
- 9Chapter IX — Sir John Oxon Lays a Wager at Cribb’s Coffee House
- 10Chapter X — My Lord Marquess Rides to Camylott
- 11Chapter XI — “It Might Have Been — It Might Have Been!”
- 12Chapter XII — In Which Is Sold a Portrait
- 13Chapter XIII — “Your — Grace!”
- 14Chapter XIV — “For All Her Youth — There Is No Other Woman Like Her”
- 15Chapter XV — “And ’Twas the Town Rake and Beauty — Sir John Oxon”
- 16Chapter XVI — A Rumour
- 17Chapter XVII — As Hugh de Mertoun Rode
- 18Chapter XVIII — A Night in Which My Lord Duke Did Not Sleep
- 19Chapter XIX — “Then You Might Have Been One of Those — "
- 20Chapter XX — At Camylott
- 21Chapter XXI — Upon the Moor
- 22Chapter XXII — My Lady Dunstanwolde Is Widowed
- 23Chapter XXIII — Her Ladyship Returns to Town
- 24Chapter XXIV — Sir John Oxon Returns Also
- 25Chapter XXV — To-morrow
- 26Chapter XXVI — A Dead Rose
- 27Chapter XXVII — “’Twas the Night Thou Hidst the Package in the Wall”
- 28Chapter XXVIII — Sir John Rides Out of Town
- 29Chapter XXIX — At the Cow at Wichben
- 30Chapter XXX — On Tyburn Hill
- 31Chapter XXXI — Their Graces Keep Their Wedding Day at Camylott
- 32Chapter XXXII — In the Turret Chamber — And in Camylott Wood
His Grace of Osmonde
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