  | CHAP. | PAGE | | I. | | FISHERMAN DAVY A FISH OUT OF WATER, | | 1 | | II. | | HUNGER DRIVES HIM A-FISHING, | | 3 | | III. | | THE FISH ARE AS HUNGRY AS HE IS, | | 7 | | IV. | | HE LANDS AN UNEXPECTED FISH, | | 12 | | V. | | A LITTLE ORPHAN MERMAID, | | 15 | | VI. | | FINDS A HOME OF SOME SORT, | | 21 | | VII. | | BOAT VERSUS BARDIE, | | 27 | | VIII. | | CHILDREN WILL BE CHILDREN, | | 32 | | IX. | | SANDHILLS TURNED TO SAND-HOLES, | | 38 | | X. | | UNDER THE ROCK, | | 44 | | XI. | | A WRECKER WRECKED, | | 49 | | XII. | | HOW TO SELL FISH, | | 57 | | XIII. | | THE CORONER AND THE CORONET, | | 64 | | XIV. | | IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE EVIDENCE, | | 70 | | XV. | | A VERDICT ON THE JURY, | | 76 | | XVI. | | TRUTH LIES SOMETIMES IN A WELL, | | 81 | | XVII. | | FOR A LITTLE CHANGE OF AIR, | | 89 | | XVIII. | | PUBLIC APPROBATION, | | 97 | | XIX. | | A CRAFT BEYOND THE LAW, | | 106 | | XX. | | CONFIDENTIAL INTERCOURSE, | | 112 | | XXI. | | CROSS-EXAMINATION, | | 119 | | XXII. | | ANOTHER DISAPPOINTMENT, | | 125 | | XXIII. | | INTO GOOD SOCIETY, | | 131 | | XXIV. | | SOUND INVESTMENTS, | | 137 | | XXV. | | A LONG GOOD-BYE, | | 145 | | XXVI. | | BRAUNTON BURROWS, | | 151 | | XXVII. | | A FINE SPECTACLE, | | 158 | | XXVIII. | | SOMETHING ABOUT HIM, | | 164 | | XXIX. | | A VISIT TO A PARSON, | | 171 | | XXX. | | ON DUTY, | | 182 | | XXXI. | | TWO LOVERS, | | 189 | | XXXII. | | AMONG THE SAVAGES, | | 194 | | XXXIII. | | IN A STATE OF NATURE, | | 203 | | XXXIV. | | WAITING AND LEARNING, | | 212 | | XXXV. | | THE POLITE FERRYMAN, | | 220 | | XXXVI. | | UNDER FAIRER AUSPICES, | | 227 | | XXXVII. | | TWO POOR CHILDREN, | | 234 | | XXXVII. | | A FINE OLD GENTLEMAN, | |
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