| [A GREAT EMERGENCY] | |
| CHAP | | | |
| I | | | [Rupert's Lectures—The Old Yellow Leather Book] |
| II | | | [Henrietta—A Family Chronicle—The School Mimic—My First Fight] |
| III | | | [School Cricket—Lemon-Kali—The Boys' Bridge—An Unexpected Emergency] |
| IV | | | [A Doubtful Blessing—A Family Failing—Old Battles—The Canal-Carrier's Home] |
| V | | | [The Navy Captain—Seven Parrots in a Fuchsia Tree—The Harbour Lion and the Silver Chain—The Legless Giants—Down Below—Johnson's Wharf] |
| VI | | | [S. Philip and S. James—The Monkey-Barge and the Dog—War, Plague, and Fire—The Dulness of Everyday Life] |
| VII | | | [We Resolve to Run Away—Scruples—Baby Cecil—I Prepare—I Run Away] |
| VIII | | | [We Go on Board—The Pie—An Explosion—Mr. Rowe the Barge-Master—The White Lion—Two Letters—We Doubt Mr. Rowe's Good Faith] |
| IX | | | [A Coasting Voyage—Musk Island—Linnet Flash—Mr. Rowe an Old Tar—The Dog-Fancier at Home] |
| X | | | [Locks—We Think of Going on the Tramp—Pyebridge—We Set Sail] |
| XI | | | [Mr. Rowe on Barge-Women—The River—Nine Elms—A Mysterious Noise—Rough Quarters—A Cheap Supper—John's Berth—We Make Our Escape—Out into the World] |
| XII | | | [Emergencies and Policemen—Fenchurch Street Station—Third Class to Custom House—A Ship Forest] |
| XIII | | | [A Dirty Street—A Bad Boy—Shipping and Merchandise—We Stowaway on Board the 'Atalanta'—A Salt Tear] |
| XIV | | | [A Glow on the Horizon—A Fantastic Peal—What I Saw when the Roof Fell In] |
| XV | | | [Henrietta's Diary—A Great Emergency] |
| XVI | | | [Mr. Rowe on the Subject—Our Cousin—Weston Gets Into Print—The Harbour's Mouth—What Lies Beyond] |
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| | | | [A VERY ILL-TEMPERED FAMILY.] | |
| I | | | [A Family Failing] |
| II | | | [Ill-Tempered People and Their Friends—Narrow Escapes—The Hatchet-Quarrel] |
| III | | | [Warnings—My Aunt Isobel—Mr. Rampant's Temper, and His Conscience] |
| IV | | | [Cases of Conscience—Ethics of Ill-Temper] |
| V | | | [Celestial Fire—I Choose a Text] |
| VI | | | [Theatrical Properties—I Prepare a Play—Philip Begins to Prepare the Scenery—A New Friend] |
| VII | | | [A Quarrel—Bobby is Willing—Exit Philip] |
| VIII | | | [I Hear from Philip—A New Part Wanted—I Lose My Temper—We All Lose Our Tempers] |
| IX | | | [Self-Reproach—Family Discomfort—Out on the Marsh—Victory] |
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| | | | [OUR FIELD] |
| | | | | |
| | | | [MADAM LIBERALITY.] | |
| | | | [PART I] |
| | | | [PART II] |