| CHAPTER | | PAGE |
| I | In Which I Am a Caitiff | 1 |
| II | In Which I Hold a Parley | 6 |
| III | In Which I Am a Captive | 14 |
| IV | In Which I Am a Pirate | 23 |
| V | In Which We Sail for the Spanish Main | 34 |
| VI | In Which I Acquire a Friend | 44 |
| VII | In Which I Achieve a Name | 52 |
| VIII | In Which We Have an Adventure | 60 |
| IX | In Which We Take Much Treasure | 75 |
| X | In Which I Show My True Colors | 90 |
| XI | In Which My Plot Thickens | 97 |
| XII | In Which We Close with the Enemy | 102 |
| XIII | In Which We Board the Enemy | 110 |
| XIV | In Which Is Abounding Trouble | 122 |
| XV | In Which Is Conversation with the Captive Maiden | 131 |
| XVI | In Which Is Further Parley with the Captive Maiden | 143 |
| XVII | In Which Is Hue and Cry | 154 |
| XVIII | In Which Is Discussion of Two Aunties | 158 |
| XIX | In Which I Establish a Modus Vivendi | 166 |
| XX | In Which I Have Polite Conversation, but Little Else | 175 |
| XXI | In Which We Make a Run for It | 184 |
| XXII | In Which I Walk and Talk with Helena | 192 |
| XXIII | In Which Is a Pretty Kettle of Fish | 205 |
| XXIV | In Which We Have a Sensation | 213 |
| XXV | In Which We Meet the Other Man, Also Another Woman | 224 |
| XXVI | In Which We Burn All Bridges | 244 |
| XXVII | In Which We Reach the Spanish Main | 258 |
| XXVIII | In Which Is Certain Polite Conversation | 267 |
| XXIX | In Which Is Shipwreck | 285 |
| XXX | In Which Is Shipwreck of Other Sort | 299 |
| XXXI | In Which We Take to the Boats | 312 |
| XXXII | In Which I Rescue the Cook | 324 |
| XXXIII | In Which We Are Castaways | 333 |
| XXXIV | In Which Is No Rapprochement with the Fair Captive | 349 |
| XXXV | In Which I Find Two Estimable Friends, but Lose One Beloved | 357 |
| XXXVI | In Which We Fold Our Tents | 375 |
| XXXVII | In Which Is Philosophy; Which, However, Should Not Be Skipped | 384 |
| XXXVIII | In Which Is an Armistice with Fate | THE LADY AND THE PIRATE
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