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| Chapter I. | Of Burgstead and its Folk and its Neighbours | 1 |
| II. | Of Face-of-god and his Kindred | 12 |
| III. | They talk of divers matters in the Hall | 18 |
| IV. | Face-of-god fareth to the Wood again | 25 |
| V. | Face-of-god falls in with Menfolk on the Mountain | 34 |
| VI. | Of Face-of-god and those Mountain-dwellers | 39 |
| VII. | Face-of-god talketh with the Friend on the Mountain | 50 |
| VIII. | Face-of-god cometh home again to Burgstead | 57 |
| IX. | Those Brethren fare to the Yew-wood with the Bride | 59 |
| X. | New Tidings in the Dale | 63 |
| XI. | Men make Oath at Burgstead on the Holy Boar | 69 |
| XII. | Stone-face telleth concerning the Wood-wights | 74 |
| XIII. | They fare to the hunting of the elk | 78 |
| XIV. | Concerning Face-of-god and the Mountain | 82 |
| XV. | Murder amongst the Folk of the Woodlanders | 87 |
| XVI. | The Bride speaketh with Face-of-god | 93 |
| XVII. | The Token cometh from the Mountain | 97 |
| XVIII. | Face-of-god talketh with the Friend in Shadowy Vale | 105 |
| XIX. | The fair Woman telleth Face-of-god of her Kindred | 109 |
| XX. | Those two together hold the Ring of the Earth-god | 124 |
| XXI. | Face-of-god looketh on the Dusky Men | 141 |
| XXII. | Face-of-god cometh home to Burgstead | 151 |
| XXIII. | Talk in the Hall of the House of the Face | 162 |
| XXIV. | Face-of-god giveth that Token to the Bride | 165 |
| XXV. | Of the Gate-thing at Burgstead | 170 |
| XXVI. | The Ending of the Gate-thing | 183 |
| XXVII. | Face-of-god leadeth a Band through the Wood | 191 |
| XXVIII. | The Men of Burgdale meet the Runaways | 202 |
| XXIX. | They bring the Runaways to Burgstead | 216 |
| XXX. | Hall-face goeth toward Rose-dale | 225 |
| XXXI. | Of the Weapon-show of the Men of Burgdale and their Neighbours | 231 |
| XXXII. | The Men of Shadowy Vale come to the Spring Market at Burgstead | 239 |
| XXXIII. | The Alderman gives Gifts to them of Shadowy Vale | 251 |
| XXXIV. | The Chieftains take counsel in the Hall of the Face | 255 |
| XXXV. | Face-of-god talketh with the Sun-beam | 268 |
| XXXVI. | Folk-might speaketh with the Bride | 275 |
| XXXVII. | Of the Folk-mote of the Dalesmen, the Shepherd-Folk, and the Woodland Carles: the Banner of the Wolf displayed | 282 |
| XXXVIII. | Of the Great Folk-mote: Atonements given, and Men made sackless | 287 |
| XXXIX. | Of the Great Folk-mote: Men take rede of the War-faring, the Fellowship, and the War-leader. Folk-might telleth whence his People came. The Folk-mote sundered | 292 |
| XL. | Of the Hosting in Shadowy Vale | 301 |
| XLI. | The Host departeth from Shadowy Vale: the first Day’s journey | 311 |
| XLII. | The Host cometh to the edges of Silver-dale | 318 |
| XLIII. | Face-of-god looketh on Silver-dale: the Bowmen’s battle | 322 |
| XLIV. | Of the Onslaught of the Men of the Steer, the Bridge, and the Bull | 335 |
| XLV. | Of Face-of-god’s Onslaught | 343 |
| XLVI. | Men meet in the Market of Silver-stead | 352 |
| XLVII. | The Kindreds win the Mote-house | 363 |
| XLVIII. | Men sing in the Mote-house | 367 |
| XLIX. | Dallach fareth to Rose-dale: Crow telleth of his Errand: the Kindreds eat their meat in Silver-dale | 372 |
| L. | Folk-might seeth the Bride and speaketh with her | 378 |
| LI. | The Dead borne to bale: the Mote-house re-hallowed | 382 |
| LII. | Of the new Beginning of good Days in Silver-dale | 384 |
| LIII. | Of the Word which Hall-ward of the Steer had for Folk-might | 386 |
| LIV. | Tidings of Dallach: a Folk-mote in Silver-dale | 391 |
| LV. | Departure from Silver-dale | 394 |
| LVI. | Talk upon the Wild-wood Way | 403 |
| LVII. | How the Host came home again | 404 |
| LVIII. | How the Maiden Ward was held in Burgdale | 409 |
| LIX. | The Behest of Face-of-god to the Bride accomplished: a Mote-stead appointed for the three Folks, to wit, the Men of Burgdale, the Shepherds, and the Children of the Wolf | 418 |
