By Owen Wister
To THEODORE ROOSEVELT
TO THE READER
THE VIRGINIAN
I. ENTER THE MAN
II. "WHEN YOU CALL ME THAT, SMILE!"
III. STEVE TREATS
IV. DEEP INTO CATTLE LAND
V. ENTER THE WOMAN
VI. EM'LY
VII. THROUGH TWO SNOWS
VIII. THE SINCERE SPINSTER
IX. THE SPINSTER MEETS THE UNKNOWN
X. WHERE FANCY WAS BRED
XI. "YOU'RE GOING TO LOVE ME BEFORE WE GET THROUGH"
XII. QUALITY AND EQUALITY
XIII. THE GAME AND THE NATION ACT FIRST
XIV. BETWEEN THE ACTS
XV. THE GAME AND THE NATION ACT SECOND
XVI. THE GAME AND THE NATION LAST ACT
XVII. SCIPIO MORALIZES
XVIII. "WOULD YOU BE A PARSON?"
XIX. DR. MACBRIDE BEGS PARDON
XX. THE JUDGE IGNORES PARTICULARS
XXI. IN A STATE OF SIN
XXII. "WHAT IS A RUSTLER?"
XXIII. VARIOUS POINTS
XXIV. A LETTER WITH A MORAL
XXV. PROGRESS OF THE LOST DOG
XXVI. BALAAM AND PEDRO
XXVII. GRANDMOTHER STARK
XXVIII. NO DREAM TO WAKE FROM
XXIX. WORD TO BENNINGTON
XXX. A STABLE ON THE FLAT
XXXI. THE COTTONWOODS
XXXII. SUPERSTITION TRAIL
XXXIII. THE SPINSTER LOSES SOME SLEEP
XXXIV. TO FIT HER FINGER
XXXV. WITH MALICE AFORETHOUGHT
XXXVI. AT DUNBARTON
