Chapter One
In Which I Go to 'Crombie
Chapter Two
In Which I Go to 'Crombie Again
Chapter Three
In Which I Find a Lodge in the Wilderness
Chapter Four
In Which I Meet a Dryad
Chapter Five
In Which I Say What I Please
Chapter Six
In Which I Meet a Satyr
Chapter Seven
In Which the Satyr and I Sit Cheek by Jowl
Chapter Eight
In Which I Pitch My Tent Toward Hebron for the Space of an Afternoon
Chapter Nine
In Which I Sit Upon a Hilltop and Reflect to no Advantage
Chapter Ten
In Which I Spend a Pleasant Hour and Hear Some News
Chapter Eleven
In Which Other Characters Come Into Our Story
Chapter Twelve
In Which I Attend an Oratorio
Chapter Thirteen
In Which I Suffer Four Shocks, Three of the Earth and One From the Sky, and Find Another Maid A-Fishing
Chapter Fourteen
In Which Yet a Fifth Shock Arrives, and Rounds Out the Day
Chapter Fifteen
In Which the Historian Unblushingly Shows Himself to be a Human
Chapter Sixteen
In Which Much Added Light is Shed Upon Miss Beryl Drane, but Only a Glimmer Upon My Problem
Chapter Seventeen
In Which I Entertain Seriously a Chivalrous Notion to my Great Detriment
Chapter Eighteen
In Which I Descend Into Hell
Chapter Nineteen
In Which the Satyr and the Narrator Become Very Drunk, and the Latter is Lifted to Earth Again
Chapter Twenty
In Which I View an Empty World, Act a Hypocrite, and Hear a Confession of Love
Chapter Twenty-one
In Which, Strange to Say, Time Passes. Also I Receive Three Warnings, and Witness an Unparalleled Episode in the Smithy of Buck Steele
Chapter Twenty-two
In Which I Spar With Death
Chapter Twenty-three
In Which, Though the World is Still a Void, There is the Shining of a Great Light
Chapter Twenty-four
In Which I Vanquish a Demoniac, and Enter Into Glory