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CONTENTS OF VOL. I.
| CHAP. | PAGE | |
| I.— | The Senior Pupil of the Chancery | 1 |
| II.— | 'A Southerly Wind and a Cloudy Sky proclaim it a Hunting Morning.' | 28 |
| III.— | In the Academic Shades of Granta | 50 |
| IV.— | A Subtle Poison drunk in the Champagne at an Opera Supper | 84 |
| V.— | What was under the Cards | 117 |
| VI.— | A Doubled-down Page in the Colonel's Book of Life | 121 |
| VII.— | The Little Queen of the Fairies | 141 |
| VIII.— | The Forging of the Fetters | 162 |
| IX.— | The Blow that a Woman Dealt | 196 |
| X.— | On the First Day of a Now Year | 220 |
| XI.— | The 'Charmed Life' Comes Back among Us | 234 |
| XII.— | Sabretasche, having mowed down many Flowers, determines to spare one Violet | 261 |
| XIII.— | The Queen of the Fairies is found in Richmond | 297 |
| XIV.— | How a Wife talked of her Husband | 314 |
