- 1Epigraph — Note
- 2Chapter I — Philip’s Arrival in New York
- 3Chapter II — The Faringfields
- 4Chapter III — Wherein ’Tis Shown That Boys Are but Boys
- 5Chapter IV — How Philip and I Behaved as Rivals in Love
- 6Chapter V — We Hear Startling News, Which Brings About a Family “Sc…
- 7Chapter VI — Ned Comes Back, With an Interesting Tale of a Fortunat…
- 8Chapter VII — Enemies in War
- 9Chapter VIII — I Meet an Old Friend in the Dark
- 10Chapter IX — Philip’s Adventures — Captain Falconer Comes to Town
- 11Chapter X — A Fine Project
- 12Chapter XI — Winwood Comes to See His Wife
- 13Chapter XII — Their Interview
- 14Chapter XIII — Wherein Captain Winwood Declines a Promotion
- 15Chapter XIV — The Bad Shilling Turns Up Once More in Queen Street
- 16Chapter XV — In Which There Is a Flight by Sea, and a Duel by Moonl…
- 17Chapter XVI — Follows the Fortunes of Madge and Ned
- 18Chapter XVII — I Hear Again From Winwood
- 19Chapter XVIII — Philip Comes at Last to London
- 20Chapter XIX — We Meet a Play-actress There
- 21Chapter XX — We Intrude Upon a Gentleman at a Coffee-house
- 22Chapter XXI — The Last, and Most Eventful, of the History
Philip Winwood
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