| CHAPTER | | PAGE |
| I. | The Face in the Locket | [ 3] |
| II. | The Lady of Difficult Occasions | [ 21] |
| III. | A Letter, a Bottle and an Old Friend | [ 28] |
| IV. | The Ways of Wayne Craighill | [ 42] |
| V. | A Child of the Iron City | [ 59] |
| VI. | Before a Portrait by Sargent | [ 73] |
| VII. | Wayne Counsels his Sister | [ 86] |
| VIII. | The Coming of Mrs. Craighill | [ 101] |
| IX. | “Help Me to be a Good Woman” | [ 114] |
| X. | Mr. Walsh Meets Mrs. Craighill | [ 126] |
| XI. | Paddock Delivers an Invitation | [ 144] |
| XII. | The Shadows Against the Flame | [ 155] |
| XIII. | Jean Morley | [ 160] |
| XIV. | A Light Supper for Two | [ 175] |
| XV. | Mrs. Blair is Displeased | [ 190] |
| XVI. | The Trip to Boston | [ 206] |
| XVII. | Mrs. Craighill Bides at Home | [ 224] |
| XVIII. | The Snow-storm at Rosedale | [ 240] |
| XIX. | Mr. Wingfield Calls on Mr. Walsh | [ 262] |
| XX. | Evening at the Craighills’ | [ 274] |
| XXI. | Soundings in Deep Waters | [ 292] |
| XXII. | A Conference at the Allequippa | [ 299] |
| XXIII. | The End of a Sleigh-ride | [ 307] |
| XXIV. | Jean Answers a Question | [ 317] |
| XXV. | Colonel Craighill is Annoyed | [ 327] |
| XXVI. | Colonel Craighill Scores a Point | [ 335] |
| XXVII. | “I’m Going Back to Joe” | [ 344] |
| XXVIII. | Closed Doors | [ 355] |
| XXIX. | “You Love Another Man, Jean” | [ 368] |
| XXX. | The House of Peace | [ 378] |
| XXXI. | Wayne Sees Jean Again | [ 397] |
| XXXII. | An Angry Encounter | [ 408] |
| XXXIII. | The High Moment of Their Lives | [ 416] |
| XXXIV. | The Heart of the Bugle | [ 428] |
| XXXV. | Golden Bridge | [ 446] |
| XXXVI. | Two Old Friends Seek Wayne | [ 460] |
| XXXVII. | Wayne Visits His Father’s House | [ 467] |
| XXXVIII. | “They’re Callin’ Strikes on Me” | [ 475] |
| XXXIX. | We See Walsh Again | [ 487] |
| XL. | The Belated Appearance of John McCandless Blair | [ 493] |
| XLI. | “My City—Our City” | [ 498] |