Table Of Contents
DEDICATION OF THE FIRST EDITION. [A]
CHAPTER I. WHEREIN THEY KILL THE FATTED CALF TO CELEBRATE THE RETURN OF A FRUGAL SON.
CHAPTER II. UNPACKING BY CANDLE-LIGHT.
CHAPTER III. THE CRIME OF THE LEARNED PROFESSOR MEISER.
CHAPTER IV. THE VICTIM.
CHAPTER V. DREAMS OF LOVE, AND OTHER DREAMS.
CHAPTER VI. A YOUNG GIRL'S CAPRICE.
CHAPTER VII. PROFESSOR MEISER'S WILL IN FAVOR OF THE DESICCATED COLONEL.
CHAPTER VIII. HOW NICHOLAS MEISER, NEPHEW OF JOHN MEISER, EXECUTED HIS UNCLE'S WILL.
CHAPTER IX. CONSIDERABLE OF A DISTURBANCE IN FONTAINEBLEAU.
CHAPTER X. HALLELUJAH!
CHAPTER XI. WHEREIN COLONEL FOUGAS LEARNS SOME NEWS WHICH WILL APPEAR OLD TO MY READERS.
CHAPTER XII. THE CONVALESCENT'S FIRST MEAL.
CHAPTER XIII. HISTORY OF COLONEL FOUGAS, RELATED BY HIMSELF.
CHAPTER XIV. THE GAME OF LOVE AND WAR.
CHAPTER XV. IN WHICH THE READER WILL SEE THAT IT IS NOT FAR FROM THE CAPITAL TO THE TARPEIAN ROCK.
CHAPTER XVI. THE MEMORABLE INTERVIEW BETWEEN COLONEL FOUGAS AND HIS MAJESTY THE EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH.
CHAPTER XVII. WHEREIN HERR NICHOLAS MEISER, ONE OF THE SOLID MEN OF DANTZIC, RECEIVES AN UNWELCOME VISIT.
CHAPTER XVIII. THE COLONEL TRIES TO RELIEVE HIMSELF OF A MILLION WHICH INCUMBERS HIM.
CHAPTER XIX. HE SEEKS AND BESTOWS THE HAND OF CLEMENTINE.
CHAPTER XX. A THUNDERBOLT FROM A CLEAR SKY.
FINIS.
NOTES TO THE MAN WITH THE BROKEN EAR.
