- 1Chapter I — Which the Reader Will Find Very Easy to Read
- 2Chapter II — In Which Mrs Easy, as Usual, Has Her Own Way
- 3Chapter III — In Which Our Hero Has to Wait the Issue of an Argument
- 4Chapter IV — In Which the Doctor Prescribes Going to School as a Re…
- 5Chapter V — Jack Easy Is Sent to a School at Which There Is No Flog…
- 6Chapter VI — In Which Jack Makes Essay of His Father’s Sublime Phil…
- 7Chapter VII — In Which Jack Makes Some Very Sage Reflections, and C…
- 8Chapter VIII — In Which Mr Easy Has His First Lesson as to Zeal in…
- 9Chapter IX — In Which Mr Easy Finds Himself on the Other Side of th…
- 10Chapter X — Showing How Jack Transgresses Against His Own Philosophy
- 11Chapter XI — In Which Our Hero Proves That All on Board Should Equa…
- 12Chapter XII — In Which Our Hero Prefers Going Down to Going Up; a C…
- 13Chapter XIII — In Which Our Hero Begins to Act and Think for Himself
- 14Chapter XIV — In Which Our Hero Finds That Disagreeable Occurrences…
- 15Chapter XV — In Which Mutiny, Like Fire, Is Quenched for Want of Fu…
- 16Chapter XVI — In Which Jack’s Cruise Is Ended, and He Regains the H…
- 17Chapter XVII — In Which Our Hero Finds Out That Trigonometry Is Not…
- 18Chapter XVIII — In Which Our Hero Sets Off on Another Cruise, in Wh…
- 19Chapter XIX — In Which Our Hero Follows His Destiny and Forms a Tab…
- 20Chapter XX — A Long Story, Which the Reader Must Listen to, as Well…
- 21Chapter XXI — In Which Our Hero Is Brought Up All Standing Under a…
- 22Chapter XXII
- 23Chapter XXIII
- 24Chapter XXIV — Our Hero Plays the Very Devil
- 25Chapter XXV — In Which the Old Proverb Is Illustrated, “That You Mu…
- 26Chapter XXVI — In Which Our Hero Becomes Excessively Unwell, and Ag…
- 27Chapter XXVII — In Which Captain Wilson Is Repaid With Interest for…
- 28Chapter XXVIII — “Philosophy Made Easy,” Upon Agrarian Principles,…
- 29Chapter XXIX — In Which Our Hero Sees a Little More Service, and Is…
- 30Chapter XXX — Modern Philanthropy, Which, as Usual, Is the Cause of…
- 31Chapter XXXI — A Regular Set-to, in Which the Parties Beaten Are No…
- 32Chapter XXXII — In Which Our Hero and Gascoigne Ought to Be Ashamed…
- 33Chapter XXXIII — In Which Mesty Should Be Called Throughout Mephist…
- 34Chapter XXXIV — Jack Leaves the Service, in Which He Had No Busines…
- 35Chapter XXXV — Mr Easy’s Wonderful Invention Fully Explained by Him…
- 36Chapter XXXVI — In Which Jack Takes Up the Other Side of the Argume…
- 37Chapter XXXVII — In Which Our Hero Finds Himself an Orphan, and Res…
- 38Chapter XXXVIII — In Which Our Hero, as Usual, Gets Into the Very M…
- 39Chapter XXXIX — A Council of War, in Which Jack Decides That He Wil…
- 40Chapter XL — In Which There Is Another Slight Difference of Opinion…
- 41Chapter XLI — Which Winds Up the Nautical Adventures of Mr Midshipm…
Mr. Midshipman Easy
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