BOOK I THE FAIRY PRINCESS | CHAPTER | | | PAGE | | I | | An American Family | 3 | | II | | American Beauties | 12 | | III | | Picking up the Threads | 22 | | IV | | The Dawn | 32 | | V | | The Day Begins | 42 | | VI | | Lydia’s Godfather | 55 | | VII | | Outside the Labyrinth | 61 | | VIII | | The Shadow of the Coming Event | 78 | | IX | | Father and Daughter | 88 | | X | | Casus Belli | 99 | BOOK II IN THE LOCOMOTIVE CAB | XI | | What is Best for Lydia | 115 | | XII | | A Sop to the Wolves | 122 | | XIII | | Lydia Decides in Perfect Freedom | 131 | | XIV | | Mid-Season Nerves | 139 | | XV | | A Half-Hour’s Liberty | 154 | | XVI | | Engaged to Be Married | 165 | | XVII | | Card-Dealing and Patent Candles | 177 | BOOK III A SUITABLE MARRIAGE | XVIII | | Two Sides to the Question | 193 | | XIX | | Lydia’s New Motto | 207 | | XX | | An Evening’s Entertainment | 215 | | XXI | | An Element of Solidity | 226 | | XXII | | The Voices in the Wood | 233 | | XXIII | | For Ariadne’s Sake | 244 | | XXIV | | “Through Pity and Terror Effecting a Purification of the Heart” | 261 | | XXV | | A Black Milestone | 270 | | XXVI | | A Hint from Childhood | 277 | | XXVII | | Lydia Reaches Her Goal and has Her Talk with Her Husband | 289 | | XXVIII | | “the American Man” | 307 | | XXIX | | “... in Tragic Life, God Wot,
No Villain Need Be. Passions Spin the Plot.” | 318 | | XXX | | Tribute to the Minotaur | 327 | BOOK IV BUT IT’S NOT TOO LATE FOR ARIADNE | XXXI | | Protection from the Minotaur | 337 | | XXXII | | As Ariadne Saw it | 342 | | XXXIII | | What is Best for the Children? | 351 | | XXXIV | | Through the Long Night | 359 | | XXXV | | The Swaying Balance | 365 | | XXXVI | | Another Day Begins | 369 |
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