| I. | A Young Lady of Moods | [ 1] |
| II. | The Affairs of Mrs. Copeland | [ 20] |
| III. | Mr. Farley becomes Explicit | [ 39] |
| IV. | Nan and Billy’s Wife | [ 57] |
| V. | A Collector of Facts | [ 68] |
| VI. | An Error of Judgment | [ 87] |
| VII. | Welcome Callers | [ 99] |
| VIII. | Mrs. Copeland’s Good Fortune | [ 113] |
| IX. | A Narrow Escape | [ 124] |
| X. | The Ambitions of Mr. Amidon | [ 136] |
| XI. | Canoeing | [ 151] |
| XII. | Last Wills and Testaments | [ 165] |
| XIII. | A Kinney Lark and its Consequences | [ 175] |
| XIV. | Bills Payable | [ 194] |
| XV. | Fate and Billy Copeland | [ 208] |
| XVI. | An Abrupt Ending | [ 226] |
| XVII. | Shadows | [ 243] |
| XVIII. | Nan against Nan | [ 256] |
| XIX. | Not according to Law | [ 263] |
| XX. | The Copeland-Farley Cellar | [ 275] |
| XXI. | A Solvent House | [ 283] |
| XXII. | Null and Void | [ 292] |
| XXIII. | In Trust | [ 301] |
| XXIV. | “I never stopped loving him!” | [ 317] |
| XXV. | Copeland’s Unknown Benefactor | [ 327] |
| XXVI. | Jerry’s Dark Days | [ 337] |
| XXVII. | “Just helping; just being kind!” | [ 354] |