| [ CHAPTER I. ] | THE CHALET |
| [ CHAPTER II. ] | A PORTRAIT FROM LIFE |
| [ CHAPTER III. ] | PRELIMINARIES |
| [ CHAPTER IV. ] | A SIMPLE STORY |
| [ CHAPTER V. ] | THE PROBLEM STILL UNSOLVED |
| [ CHAPTER VI. ] | A MAIDEN’S FIRST ROMANCE |
| [ CHAPTER VII. ] | A POET OF THE ANGELIC SCHOOL |
| [ CHAPTER VIII. ] | BLADE TO BLADE |
| [ CHAPTER IX. ] | THE POWER OF THE UNSEEN |
| [ CHAPTER X. ] | THE MARRIAGE OF SOULS |
| [ CHAPTER XI. ] | WHAT COMES OF CORRESPONDENCE |
| [ CHAPTER XII. ] | A DECLARATION OF LOVE,—SET TO MUSIC |
| [ CHAPTER XIII. ] | A FULL-LENGTH PORTRAIT OF MONSIEUR DE LA BRIERE |
| [ CHAPTER XIV. ] | MATTERS GROWN COMPLICATED |
| [ CHAPTER XV. ] | A FATHER STEPS IN |
| [ CHAPTER XVI. ] | DISENCHANTED |
| [ CHAPTER XVII. ] | A THIRD SUITOR |
| [ CHAPTER XVIII. ] | A SPLENDID FIRST APPEARANCE |
| [ CHAPTER XIX. ] | OF WHICH THE AUTHOR THINKS A GOOD DEAL |
| [ CHAPTER XX. ] | THE POET DOES HIS EXERCISES |
| [ CHAPTER XXI. ] | MODESTE PLAYS HER PART |
| [ CHAPTER XXII. ] | A RIDDLE GUESSED |
| [ CHAPTER XXIII. ] | BUTSCHA DISTINGUISHES HIMSELF |
| [ CHAPTER XXIV. ] | THE POET FEELS THAT HE IS LOVED TOO WELL |
| [ CHAPTER XXV. ] | A DIPLOMATIC LETTER |
| [ CHAPTER XXVI. ] | TRUE LOVE |
| [ CHAPTER XXVII. ] | A GIRL’S REVENGE |
| [ CHAPTER XXVIII. ] | MODESTE BEHAVES WITH DIGNITY |
| [ CHAPTER XXIX. ] | CONCLUSION |
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