| | | PAGE | | The Long Voyage | 309 | | The Begging-letter Writer | 317 | | A Child’s Dream of a Star | 324 | | Our English Watering-place | 327 | | Our French Watering-place | 335 | | Bill-sticking | 346 | | “Births. Mrs. Meek, of a Son” | 357 | | Lying Awake | 361 | | The Ghost of Art | 367 | | Out of Town | 373 | | Out of the Season | 379 | | A Poor Man’s Tale of a Patent | 386 | | The Noble Savage | 391 | | A Flight | 397 | | The Detective Police | 406 | | Three “Detective” Anecdotes | 422 | | | I.—The Pair of Gloves | | | | II.—The Artful Touch | | | | III.—The Sofa | | | On Duty with Inspector Field | 430 | | Down with the Tide | 442 | | A Walk in a Workhouse | 451 | | Prince Bull. A Fairy Tale | 457 | | A Plated Article | 462 | | Our Honourable Friend | 470 | | Our School | 475 | | Our Vestry | 481 | | Our Bore | 487 | | A Monument of French Folly | 494 | The long voyage
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