| CHAPTER | | PAGE |
| Prologue | 1 |
| I. | A Warrant upon Douglas | 18 |
| II. | On the Way to Castle Yewe | 32 |
| III. | Of a Night in the Red Tavern | 44 |
| IV. | The Incident of the Wolf-hound | 59 |
| V. | The Incident of the Cutting of Saffron Velvet | 81 |
| VI. | The Pavilion of Purple and Black | 94 |
| VII. | Of the Awakening of Sir Richard | 104 |
| VIII. | Of a Quarrel and a Challenge | 117 |
| IX. | Of an Ambuscade, a Duel, and an Escape | 133 |
| X. | Of a Night in a Shepherd's Hut, and a Surprise in the Morning | 147 |
| XI. | Of How Sir Richard Came to Castle Yewe | 165 |
| XII. | Of the Delivery of the King's Warrant | 187 |
| XIII. | Of the Incident of the Cobbler's Feast | 205 |
| XIV. | Of a Series of Remarkable Duels, and De Claverlok's Peril | 217 |
| XV. | Of the Gallery of the Griffin's Heads | 229 |
| XVI. | Of the Return of Lord Douglas, and the Council of Jackdaws | 250 |
| XVII. | Of a Joust with Bull Bengough, and the Incident of the Knight in Black | 267 |
| XVIII. | Of Sir Richard's Meeting with the Foot-boys, and His Return to the Red Tavern | 285 |
| XIX. | Of the Rescue of the Maiden | 300 |
| XX. | Of How Sir Richard Came to the Shepherd's Hut, and the Return Of Tyrrell | 320 |
| XXI. | Of How Sir Richard Listened to a Story in the Forest | 335 |
| XXII. | Of How Once More the Young Knight Journeyed Southward | 343 |
| XXIII. | Of a Vision in the Forest of Lammermuir | 358 |
| XXIV. | Of How Sir Richard Played the King in His Little Kingdom | 369 |
| XXV. | Of the End of the Red Tavern and Its Fitting Epitaph | 382 |
| XXVI. | Of How a Fledgling Dropped from the Conspirator's Nest | 397 |
