- 1Preface
- 2Epigraph
- 3Chapter I — At Apple Orchard
- 4Chapter II — Verty and His Companions
- 5Chapter III — Introduces a Legal Porcupine
- 6Chapter IV — How Verty Thought, and Played, and Dreamed
- 7Chapter V — Winchester
- 8Chapter VI — In Which Mr. Roundjacket Flourishes His Ruler
- 9Chapter VII — In Which Roundjacket Reads His Great Poem
- 10Chapter VIII — How Verty Shot a White Pigeon
- 11Chapter IX — Hawking Without a Hawk
- 12Chapter X — Verty Makes the Acquaintance of Mr. Jinks
- 13Chapter XI — How Verty Discovered in Himself a Great Fondness for A…
- 14Chapter XII — How Strephon Talked With Chloe in an Arbor
- 15Chapter XIII — Verty Expresses a Desire to Imitate Mr. Jinks
- 16Chapter XIV — The Thirteenth of October
- 17Chapter XV — The Pedlar and the Necklace
- 18Chapter XVI — Mr. Roundjacket Makes Himself Agreeable
- 19Chapter XVII — Mr. Jinks at Home
- 20Chapter XVIII — How Miss Lavinia Developed Her Theories Upon Matrimony
- 21Chapter XIX — Only a Few Tears
- 22Chapter XX — How Miss Fanny Slammed the Door in Verty’s Face
- 23Chapter XXI — In Which Redbud Suppresses Her Feelings and Behaves W…
- 24Chapter XXII — How Miss Sallianna Fell in Love With Verty
- 25Chapter XXIII — The Result
- 26Chapter XXIV — Of the Effect of Verty’s Violin-Playing Upon Mr. Rus…
- 27Chapter XXV — A Young Gentleman, Just From William and Mary College
- 28Chapter XXVI — The Necklace
- 29Chapter XXVII — Philosophical
- 30Chapter XXVIII — Consequences of Miss Sallianna’s Passion for Verty
- 31Chapter XXIX — Interchange of Compliments
- 32Chapter XXX — What Occurred at Bousch’s Tavern
- 33Chapter XXXI — Mr. Jinks on Horse-Back, Going to Take Revenge
- 34Chapter XXXII — An Old Bible
- 35Chapter XXXIII — Fanny’s Views Upon Heraldry
- 36Chapter XXXIV — How Miss Sallianna Alluded to Vipers, and Fell Into…
- 37Chapter XXXV — How Miss Fanny Made Merry With the Passion of Mr. Verty
- 38Chapter XXXVI — Ralph Makes Love to Miss Sallianna
- 39Chapter XXXVII — Verty States His Private Opinion of Miss Sallianna
- 40Chapter XXXVIII — How Longears Showed His Gallantry in Fanny’s Service
- 41Chapter XXXIX — Up the Hill-Side and Under the Chestnuts
- 42Chapter XL — Under the Greenwood Tree
- 43Chapter XLI — Use of Coats in a Storm
- 44Chapter XLII — How Mr. Jinks Requested Ralph to Hold Him
- 45Chapter XLIII — Verty’s Heart Goes Away in a Chariot
- 46Chapter XLIV — In Which the History Returns to Apple Orchard
- 47Chapter XLV — Hours in the October Woods
- 48Chapter XLVI — The Happy Autumn Fields
- 49Chapter XLVII — Days That Are No More
- 50Chapter XLVIII — The Harvest Moon
- 51Chapter XLIX — Back to Winchester, Where Editorial Iniquity Is Disc…
- 52Chapter L — How Verty Discovered a Portrait, and What Ensued
- 53Chapter LI — A Child and a Logician
- 54Chapter LII — How Mr. Jinks Determined to Spare Verty
- 55Chapter LIII — Projects of Revenge, Involving Historical Details
- 56Chapter LIV — Exploits of Fodder
- 57Chapter LV — Woman Traps Laid by Mr. Jinks
- 58Chapter LVI — Takes Verty to Mr. Roundjacket
- 59Chapter LVII — Contains an Extraordinary Disclosure
- 60Chapter LVIII — How Mr. Rushton Proved That All Men Were Selfish, H…
- 61Chapter LIX — The Portrait Smiles
- 62Chapter LX — The Lodge in the Hills
- 63Chapter LXI — Mistress O’Calligan’s Wooers
- 64Chapter LXII — Verty Muses
- 65Chapter LXIII — How Verty and Miss Lavinia Ran A-Tilt at Each Other…
- 66Chapter LXIV — The Rose of Glengary
- 67Chapter LXV — Providence
- 68Chapter LXVI — The Hour and the Necklace
- 69Chapter LXVII — How St. Patrick Encountered St. Michael, and What E…
- 70Chapter LXVIII — The End of the Chain
- 71Chapter LXIX — Conclusion
The Last of the Foresters
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