- 1Dedication
- 2Preface
- 3Book One — One Afternoon in Ireland
- 4Book Two — One Afternoon in England
- 5Book Three — Two Evenings in High Society
- 6Book Four — A Night of Adventure
- 7Book One — Chapter One — Tom Moore goes Angling
- 8Chapter Two — Certain Happenings in Mistress Dyke’s School
- 9Chapter Three — Tom Moore entertains Teacher and Pupils
- 10Chapter Four — The Blackmailing of Tom Moore
- 11Chapter Five — Tom Moore gives Mistress Dyke an Inkling
- 12Chapter Six — Two Gentlemen of Wealth and Breeding
- 13Chapter Seven — Tom Moore obliges a Friend and gets in Trouble
- 14Book Two
- 15Chapter Eight — Introduces Montgomery Julien Ethelbert Spinks
- 16Chapter Nine — Tom Moore receives Calls from Mrs. Malone and Mr. Dyke
- 17Chapter Ten — In which the Landlady is played a Trick
- 18Chapter Eleven — Tom Moore receives Visits from Two Cobblers and a…
- 19Chapter Twelve — In which the Poet warbles to Mrs. Malone
- 20Chapter Thirteen — Tom Moore has a Bitter Disappointment and an Une…
- 21Chapter Fourteen — Sir Percival Lovelace is favored by Fortune
- 22Book Three
- 23Chapter Fifteen — Sets Forth Certain Explanations
- 24Chapter Sixteen — Tom Moore separates a Young Lady from her Skirt
- 25Chapter Seventeen — Honors are Easy
- 26Chapter Eighteen — Tom Moore moves in Distinguished Company
- 27Chapter Nineteen — Mr. Sheridan, Mr. Brummell, and Mr. Moore Hold C…
- 28Chapter Twenty — Tom Moore makes a Bad Bargain
- 29Chapter Twenty-One — The Poet falls from Favor
- 30Book Four — Chapter Twenty-Two — Tom Moore receives a Proposal of M…
- 31Chapter Twenty-Three — The Poet has Callers and gives a Dinner-Party
- 32Chapter Twenty-Four — Tom Moore hears of a Political Appointment
- 33Chapter Twenty-Five — Sir Incognito receives a Warm Welcome
- 34Chapter Twenty-Six — Tom Moore’s Servant proves a Friend in Need
- 35Chapter Twenty-Seven — The Poet regains Royal Favor
Tom Moore
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