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| Preface | |
| Chapter 1: | In which the Court Leet of Market Draytonentertains Colonel Robert Clive; and our hero makes anacquaintance. |
| Chapter 2: | In which our hero overhears a conversation; and,meeting with the unexpected, is none the less surprised andoffended. |
| Chapter 3: | In which Mr. Marmaduke Diggle talks of the GoldenEast; and our hero interrupts an interview, and dreams dreams. |
| Chapter 4: | In which blows are exchanged; and our hero,setting forth upon his travels, scents an adventure. |
| Chapter 5: | In which Job Grinsell explains; and three visitorscome by night to the Four Alls. |
| Chapter 6: | In which the reader becomes acquainted withWilliam Bulger and other sailor men; and our hero as a squire ofdames acquits himself with credit. |
| Chapter 7: | In which Colonel Clive suffers an unrecordeddefeat; and our hero finds food for reflection. |
| Chapter 8: | In which several weeks are supposed to elapse; andour hero is discovered in the Doldrums. |
| Chapter 9: | In which the Good Intent makes a running fight:Mr. Toley makes a suggestion. |
| Chapter 10: | In which our hero arrives in the Golden East, andMr. Diggle presents him to a native prince. |
| Chapter 11: | In which the Babu tells the story of KingVikramaditya; and the discerning reader may find more than appearson the surface. |
| Chapter 12: | In which our hero is offered freedom at the priceof honor; and Mr. Diggle finds that others can quote Latin onoccasion. |
| Chapter 13: | In which Mr. Diggle illustrates his argument; andthere are strange doings in Gheria harbor. |
| Chapter 14: | In which seven bold men light a big bonfire; andthe Pirate finds our hero a bad bargain. |
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