By Jerome K. Jerome (Jerome Klapka), 1859-1927
PROLOGUE.
CHAPTER I
CHAPTER II. IN WHICH PAUL MAKES ACQUAINTANCE OF THE MAN WITH THE UGLY MOUTH.
CHAPTER III. HOW GOOD LUCK KNOCKED AT THE DOOR OF THE MAN IN GREY.
CHAPTER IV.
CHAPTER V. IN WHICH THERE COMES BY ONE BENT UPON PURSUING HIS OWN WAY.
CHAPTER VI.
CHAPTER VII. OF THE PASSING OF THE SHADOW.
CHAPTER VIII. HOW THE MAN IN GREY MADE READY FOR HIS GOING.
CHAPTER IX. OF THE FASHIONING OF PAUL.
CHAPTER X. IN WHICH PAUL IS SHIPWRECKED, AND CAST INTO DEEP WATERS.
CHAPTER I DESCRIBES THE DESERT ISLAND TO WHICH PAUL WAS DRIFTED.
CHAPTER II.
CHAPTER III.
CHAPTER IV. LEADS TO A MEETING.
CHAPTER V. HOW ON A SWEET GREY MORNING THE FUTURE CAME TO PAUL.
CHAPTER VI. OF THE GLORY AND GOODNESS AND THE EVIL THAT GO TO THE MAKING OF LOVE.
CHAPTER VII. HOW PAUL SET FORTH UPON A QUEST.
CHAPTER VIII. AND HOW CAME BACK AGAIN.
CHAPTER IX. THE PRINCESS OF THE GOLDEN LOCKS SENDS PAUL A RING.
CHAPTER X. PAUL FINDS HIS WAY.
