BOOK I.—­THE QUEST OF THE GREAT RUBY.

Chapter.

I. Tells of the strange will of my grandfather, Amos Trenoweth.

II.  Tells how my father went to seek the treasure; and how my
         mother heard A cry in the night.

III.  Tells of two strange men that watched the sea upon Polkimbra
         beach.

IV.  Tells how A song was sung and A knife drawn upon dead man’s
         rock.

V. Tells how the sailor Georgio Rhodojani gave evidence at the
        “Lugger inn”

VI.  Tells how A face looked in at the window of Lantrig; and in
         what manner my father came home to us.

VII.  Tells how uncle Loveday made A discovery; and what the tin
         box contained.

VIII.  Contains the first part of my father’s journal:  Setting forth
         his meeting with Mr. Elihu Sanderson, of Bombay; and my
         grandfather’s manuscript.

IX.  Contains the second part of my father’s journal:  Setting
         forth his adventures in the island of CELON.

X. Contains the third and last part of my father’s journal: 
         Setting forth the mutiny on board the BELLE FORTUNE

XI.  Tells of the writing upon the golden clasp; and how I took
         down the great key.

BOOK II—­THE FINDING OF THE GREAT RUBY.

Chapter.

I. Tells how Thomas Loveday and I went in search of fortune.

II.  Tells of the luck of the golden clasp.