CHAPTER

I. The rock. 
II.  The lovers and the press-gang. 
III.  Our hero obliged to go to sea. 
IV.  The burglary. 
V. The bell rock invaded.
VI.  The captain changes his quarters. 
VII.  Ruby in difficulties. 
VIII the scene changes—­Ruby is vulcanized.
IX.  Storms and troubles. 
X. The rising of the tide—­A narrow escape. 
XI.  A storm, and A dismal state of things on board the
            pharos. 
XII.  Bell rock billows—­an unexpected visit—­A disaster and A
            rescue. 
XIII.  A sleepless but A pleasant night. 
XIV.  Somewhat statistical. 
XV.  Ruby has A rise in life, and A fall. 
XVI.  New arrangements—­the captain’s philosophy in regard to
            PIPEOLOGY. 
XVII.  A meeting with old friends, and an excursion. 
XVIII.  The battle of arbroath, and other warlike matters. 
XIX.  An adventure—­secrets revealed, and A prize. 
XX.  The smugglers are “Treated” To gin and astonishment. 
XXI.  The bell rock again—­A dreary night in A strange
            habitation. 
XXII.  Life in the beacon—­story of the Eddystone lighthouse. 
XXIII.  The storm. 
XXIV.  A chapter of accidents. 
XXV.  The bell Rook in A fog—­narrow escape of the Smeaton. 
XXVI.  A sudden and tremendous change in fortunes. 
XXVII.  Other things besides murder “Will out”. 
XXVIII.  The lighthouse completed—­ruby’s escape from trouble by A
            desperate venture. 
XXIX.  The wreck. 
XXX.  Old friends in new circumstances. 
XXXI.  Midnight chat in A lantern. 
XXXII.  Everyday life on the bell Rook, and old memories
            recalled.
XXXIII.  Conclusion.