| PART I |
| | PAGE |
| Ethel and Helia | [1] |
| CHAPTER |
| I | After the Quat’z-Arts Ball | [3] |
| II | The Fata Morgana | [17] |
| III | Remembering the Golden Days | [29] |
| IV | When Phil Came to Paris | [51] |
| V | An Initiation into Art | [65] |
| VI | The Hanging Gardens of Paris | [83] |
| VII | A Rude Awakening | [99] |
| VIII | The End of the Guitar | [102] |
| IX | Alas! Poor Helia! | [117] |
| X | Miss Ethel Rowrer of Chicago | [125] |
| XI | An Apartment in the Latin Quarter | [133] |
| XII | Ethel’s Idea of a Man | [139] |
| PART II |
| More than Queen | [151] |
| I | Wanted—a Duchess! | [153] |
| II | A Parisian Début | [167] |
| III | Phil, Champion of Miss Rowrer | [185] |
| IV | ’Twixt Dog and Poet | [196] |
| V | Little Sister of a Star | [201] |
| VI | The Old, Old Story | [215] |
| VII | Caracal’s Narrow Escape | [232] |
| VIII | A Queen for Kings | [249] |
| PART III |
| Youthful Follies | [269] |
| I | Teuff-teuff! Teuff! Brrr! | [271] |
| II | In Camp | [284] |
| III | Grand’mère versus Grandma | [301] |
| IV | Through the Country Fair | [317] |
| V | A Banquet on the Sawdust | [330] |
| VI | Was Poufaille Right? | [347] |
| VII | “A True Heart Loves but Once” | [360] |
| PART IV |
| Conscience | [377] |
| I | On the Blue Sea | [379] |
| II | Ethel’s Victory | [392] |
| III | A Castle of the Adriatic | [398] |
| IV | The Little Duke | [410] |
| V | Visiting the Sorceress | [417] |
| VI | The Fight | [431] |
| VII | The Fateful Day Begins | [444] |
| VIII | Fata Morgana to the Rescue! | [452] |
| IX | Stricken in Triumph | [464] |
| X | “On Your Knees!” | [478] |