| CHAPTER | | PAGE |
| I. | Five-o’clock Tea. | [7] |
| II. | Dick objects to the Mountains. | [14] |
| III. | Mr. Mayne makes Himself Disagreeable. | [22] |
| IV. | Dick’s Fête. | [28] |
| V. | “I am Quite Sure of Him.” | [35] |
| VI. | Mr. Trinder’s Visit. | [41] |
| VII. | Phillis’s Catechism. | [48] |
| VIII. | “We should have to carry Parcels.” | [55] |
| IX. | A Long Day. | [62] |
| X. | The Friary. | [68] |
| XI. | “Tell us all about it, Nan.” | [77] |
| XII. | “Laddie” puts in an Appearance. | [85] |
| XIII. | “I must have Grace.” | [91] |
| XIV. | “You can dare to tell me These Things.” | [99] |
| XV. | A Van in the Braidwood Road. | [108] |
| XVI. | A Visit to the White House. | [118] |
| XVII. | “A Friend in Need.” | [124] |
| XVIII. | Dorothy brings in the Best China. | [132] |
| XIX. | Archie is in a Bad Humor. | [139] |
| XX. | “You are Romantic.” | [147] |
| XXI. | Breaking the Peace. | [154] |
| XXII. | “Trimmings, not Squails.” | [162] |
| XXIII. | “Bravo, Atalanta!” | [167] |
| XXIV. | Mothers are Mothers. | [174] |
| XXV. | Mattie’s New Dress. | [181] |
| XXVI. | “Oh, You are Proud!” | [189] |
| XXVII. | A Dark Hour. | [196] |
| XXVIII. | The Mysterious Stranger. | [202] |
| XXIX. | Mrs. Williams’s Lodger. | [210] |
| XXX. | “Now we understand Each Other.” | [219] |
| XXXI. | Dick thinks of the City. | [226] |
| XXXII. | “Dick is to be our Real Brother.” | [232] |
| XXXIII. | “This is Life and Death to Me.” | [240] |
| XXXIV. | Miss Mewlstone has an Interruption. | [248] |
| XXXV. | “Barby, don’t You recollect Me?” | [255] |
| XXXVI. | Motes in the Sunshine. | [262] |
| XXXVII. | “A Man has a Right to His Own Thoughts.” | [268] |
| XXXVIII. | About Nothing Particular. | [277] |
| XXXIX. | “How do you do, Aunt Catherine?” | [283] |
| XL. | Alcides. | [292] |
| XLI. | Sir Harry Bides his Time. | [299] |
| XLII. | “Come, now, I call that Hard.” | [307] |
| XLIII. | “I will write no such Letter.” | [315] |
| XLIV. | Mr. Mayne orders a Basin of Gruel. | [321] |
| XLV. | An Uninvited Guest. | [328] |
| XLVI. | A New Invasion of the Goths. | [336] |
| XLVII. | “It was so Good of You to ask me Here.” | [343] |
| XLVIII. | Mrs. Sparsit’s Poodle. | [349] |
| XLIX. | Mattie in a New Character. | [356] |
| L. | Phillis’s Favorite Month. | [362] |