X. The Morning Walk—­An Old Friend in Duplicate.

XI.  Hon. B.F.  Mortimer—­H.B.  Edgemonte, Esq.,—­James Mordaunt,
Esq.—­Frederick Mortimer—­Thomas F. Griswold—­George Melville—­Mrs.
Mortimer—­Mrs. Edgemonte—­Bell Mortimer—­Clara Edgemonte—­The
Breakfast Party.

XII.  Bob Shank—­The Fire—­The Cave.

XIII.  Bell hates the Rain, but finally has no Objection to it—­Miss
Blackwood’s Party.

XIV.  Various Things material both to the Story and the Reader—­The
Catfish Railroad Scheme.

XV.  Ahead—­Back again.

XVI.  Who is Uncle Sam—­Syracuse—­Camillus—­Junction—­Auburn—­A New
York Lawyer obtains a Case (a hard one).

XVII.  The Dinner Party at Aurora—­The Telegram—­Mrs. Tryon’s Glance.

XVIII.  Broadway, New York—­James Mordaunt, Esq., at his Office in Wall street—­Is he a Married Man?

XIX.  Rev. John Furnace—­The Funeral—­The Lawsuit—­The Catfish Railroad
Stock at a Premium.

XX.  Arrival of the Liverpool Steamer—­New York Firemen—­Griswold’s
Heroism—­The Catfish Railroad Stock falling—­Trouble.

XXI.  Short but Interesting.

XXII.  A Sail on Cayuga Lake before Breakfast—­Thermometer thirty
Degrees below Zero—­Two Miles a Minute under a fair Wind—­Bell
Mortimer takes an Observation—­The Surprise not a Surprise—­The
Race Home—­The Ice-Boat too much for the Horses—­The Runaway—­The
Rescue,—­Love told without Words—­Death cheated, of his Prey.

XXIII.  Plans for the Future.

XXIV.  Commencement Day at Hamilton College—­William Hastings—­How a
Clerk in New York City may obtain a Partnership.

XXV.  A Friend in Need.

XXVI.  New York City Corporation Counsel—­All Marriage Notices not
Agreeable.

XXVII.  Sarah E. Graham’s call at Mordaunt’s Law Office—­A Cool
Scene—­James Mordaunt in trouble.

XXVIII.  George Melville under a Cloud.

XXIX.  The Metropolis of America never sleeps—­Scene in Twenty-Third street late at Night.

XXX.  An Arrest—­A Promise made, and a Promise given.

XXXI.  A Station on the N.Y.  Central Railroad—­Car
Manufactory—­Reception of a Convict at the Auburn State Prison—­The
Model Prison of the United States.

XXXII.  More about the Prison.

XXXIII.  James Mordaunt, Esq., triumphs.

XXXIV.  Mr. M——­l, Chief of the New York Police, puts his Private Seal upon a Coffin in Greenwood Cemetery.

XXXV.  A Council of War.

XXXVI.  A Smash-up in Broadway, N.Y.—­The New York Hospital—­The New
York Press—­Sarah E. Graham a Lunatic.

XXXVII.  Bell and Charger.

XXXVIII.  An Ante-Breakfast Ride—­The Homestead of an American
Statesman.

XXXIX.  Fort-Hill Cemetery—­“Who is there to Mourn for Logan?”—­How to carry on a Correspondence with a Convict—­Distant View of the Auburn State Prison—­Bell Mortimer in her Sanctum.