Chapter II: Book I: The Trial of Gautran

I.--Only a Flower-girl,

II.--The Arrival of the Advocate,

III.--The Advocate's Wife Insists upon Having her Way,

IV.--Jacob Hartrich, the Baker, Gives his Reasons for
Believing Gautran the Woodman Guilty of the Murder of
Madeline,

V.--Fritz the Fool,

VI.--Mistress and Maid,

VII.--A Visit from Pierre Lamont--Dreams of Love,

VIII.--The Interview in Prison,

IX.--The Advocate Undertakes a Strange Case,

X.--Two Letters--From Friend to Friend, from Lover to Lover,

XI.--Fire and Snow--Fool Fritz Informs Pierre Lamont, where
Actual Love Commences,

XII.--The Struggle of Love and Duty,

XIII.--The Trial of Gautran,

XIV.--The Evidence of Witnesses,

XV.--The Widow Joseph Gives Evidence Respecting a Mysterious
Visitor,

XVI.--The Conclusion of the Prosecution,

XVII.--The Advocate's Defense--The Verdict,

Book II.--The Confession.

I.--A Letter from John Vanbrugh,

II.--A Startling Interruption,

III.--In the Dead of Night,

IV.--The Confession,

Book III.--The Grave of Honour.

I.--Preparations for a Visitor,

II.--A Love Story of the Past,

III.--A Mother's Treachery,

IV.--Husband and Wife,

V.--The Gathering of the Storm,

VI.--The Grave of Honour,

VII.--Husband and Wife,

VIII.--The Compact,

IX.--Mother Denise Has Strange Fancies in the Night,

X.--Christian Almer's Child-life,

XI.--Beatrice Almer Gives a Promise to Her Son,

XII.--The Last Meeting between Husband and Wife,

XIII.--The Arrival of Christian Almer,