- 1Note — Volume I
- 2Volume II
- 3Volume III
- 4Volume I
- 5Chapter II — Disappointment and Hope; Prose and Poetry
- 6Chapter III — Closed Doors
- 7Chapter IV — An Evening at Mr. Rennie’s
- 8Chapter V — A Humble Friend
- 9Chapter VI — A Bundle of Old Letters
- 10Chapter VII — Up and Down
- 11Chapter VIII — Peggy Walker’s Adventures
- 12Chapter IX — Peggy Walker’s Adventures
- 13Chapter X — Elsie’s Literary Venture, and Its Success
- 14Chapter XI — Some Grave Talk in Gay Company
- 15Chapter XII — Mr. Brandon in Edinburgh
- 16Chapter XIII — Peggy’s Visitors, and Francis’ Resolution
- 17Chapter XIV — Good News for Francis
- 18Volume II
- 19Chapter II — Jane’s Situation
- 20Chapter III — Elsie’s Situation
- 21Chapter IV — Elsie Refuses an Excellent Offer
- 22Chapter V — Elsie Accepts of a New Situation
- 23Chapter VI — A Letter From Australia for Francis, Which Causes — Su…
- 24Chapter VII — Harriett Phillips Does A Little Bit of Shopping, Whic…
- 25Chapter VIII — Francis Makes A Favourable Impression on Harriett Ph…
- 26Chapter IX — A Bonnet Gained and a Lover Lost
- 27Chapter X — A Seance
- 28Chapter XI — Spiritualism, Love, and Politics
- 29Chapter XII — Chiefly Political
- 30Chapter XIII — Good-Bye
- 31Chapter XIV — Francis Hogarth’s Canvass and Election
- 32Chapter XV — Mrs. Phillips’s First Grief
- 33Chapter XVI — Another Good-Bye
- 34Volume III
- 35Chapter II — Mrs. Peck
- 36Chapter III — Raising the Wind
- 37Chapter IV — Miss Phillips Meets With a Congenial Spirit in Victoria
- 38Chapter V — Dr. Grant Prosecutes His Suit With Caution and Success,…
- 39Chapter VI — Mrs. Peck’s Progress
- 40Chapter VII — Business Interrupted by Love
- 41Chapter VIII — Mrs. Phillips Is Relieved
- 42Chapter IX — Mrs. Peck’s Communication
- 43Chapter X — Mrs. Peck’s Disappointment
- 44Chapter XI — Elsie Melville’s Letter
- 45Chapter XII — What Can Be Made of It?
- 46Chapter XIII — Not So Bad, After All
- 47Chapter XIV — Meeting
- 48Epilogue
Mr. Hogarth’s Will
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