Chapter I: Prologue: I. the Heir

II. GENERAL SIR WILFRID ELTON

III. 'IN VISIONS OF THE NIGHT'

IV. A MYSTERIOUS LEGACY

V. WHAT THE MOON AND RIVER SAID

VI. AN IRREPARABLE LOSS

VII. THE RAJAH'S HEIR SPEAKS FOR HIMSELF

VIII. THE MASQUERADE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES

IX. DELHI--VIVIEN--A MALCONTENT

X. MEERUT AND THE ELTONS

XI. ON THE BORDERS OF NEPAUL--A JOURNEY THROUGH THE JUNGLE

XII. A VISIT TO JUNG BAHADOOR

XIII. LUCKNOW AND SIR HENRY LAWRENCE

XIV. A MODEL STATE

XV. THE RANEE OF JHANSI

XVI. THE RAJAH'S RECEPTION

XVII. HOW THE NEWS FROM MEERUT WAS RECEIVED AT GUMILCUND

XVIII. HOOSANEE'S MISSION

XIX. GENERAL ELTON'S MARCH

XX. THE SOUBAHDAR SUFDER JUNG

XXI. WITHIN THE WALLS OF MEERUT

XXII. THE RAJAH SURPRISED

XXIII. THE SNAKE-CHARMER AND THE VEILED LADY

XXIV. SUBDUL

XXV. AN AWFUL RIDE AND A RESCUE

XXVI. CAPTAIN BERTIE'S FAQUIR

XXVII. THE BREAKING OF THE MONSOON

XXVIII. A LITTLE BAND OF FUGITIVES

XXIX. THE WELCOME OF A SORROWFUL SPIRIT

XXX. CHUNDER SINGH'S PRECAUTIONS

XXXI. THE ENGLISH LADIES IN THE RAJAH'S PALACE

XXXII. NO NEWS

XXXIII. CONTAINING EXTRACTS FROM THE RAJAH'S DIARY, WITH HOOSANEE'S
RECOLLECTIONS

XXXIV. GOING THROUGH THE LAND--FROM NORTH TO SOUTH, FROM EAST
TO WEST

XXXV. A BRUSH WITH MUTINEERS AND A CLUE TO THE FUGITIVES

XXXVI. IN THE DEADLY TERAI

XXXVII. THE ADVICE OF BÂL NARÎN

XXXVIII. THE SHIKARI'S DISCOVERIES

XXXIX. WHAT BÂL NARÎN HAD BEEN DOING

XL. THE ELEPHANTS' CHACE

XLI. WHAT THE MORNING BROUGHT

XLII. 'DOES PEACE RETURN?'

XLIII. A STRANGE JOURNEY

XLIV. MORE FUGITIVES IN GUMILCUND

XLV. NEWS OF MEERUT--GENERAL ELTON FINDS A NEW SPHERE

XLVI. HOW GUMILCUND RECEIVED HER PRINCE

XLVII. IN THE PALACE

XLVIII. A LETTER FROM ENGLAND

XLIX. SEEN IN THE LIGHT OF MORNING

L. VISHNUGUPTA, THE PRIEST

LI. THE RAJAH WELCOMES A GUEST AND HEARS A STRANGE STORY

LII. GIFTS AND CONGRATULATIONS

LIII. NEWS FROM LUCKNOW--TRIXY'S DETERMINATION

LIV. COMING BACK TO LIFE

LV. IN ENGLAND AGAIN--CONCLUSION

THE RAJAH'S HEIR