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- Chapter I. Wanted at Rehearsal
- Chapter II. Grey Rock and Grey Sea
- Chapter III. The Man Who Knew Something
- Chapter IV. The Estate Agent
- Chapter V. The Greyle History
- Chapter VI. The Leading Lady
- Chapter VII. Left on Guard
- Chapter VIII. Right of Way
- Chapter IX. Hobkin's Hole
- Chapter X. The Invalid Curate
- Chapter XI. Beneath the Brambles
- Chapter XII. Good Men and True
- Chapter XIII. Mr. Dennie
- Chapter XIV. By Private Treaty
- Chapter XV. The Cablegram From New York
- Chapter XVI. In Touch with the Missing
- Chapter XVII. The Old Playbill
- Chapter XVIII. The Lie on the Tombstone
- Chapter XIX. The Steam Yacht
- Chapter XX. The Courteous Captain
- Chapter XXI. Marooned
- Chapter XXII. The Old Hand
- Chapter XXIII. The Yacht Comes Back
- Chapter XXIV. The Torpedo-Boat Destroyer
- Chapter XXV. The Squire
- Chapter XXVI. The Reaver's Glen
- Chapter XXVII. The Peel Tower
- Chapter XXVIII. The Footprints
- Chapter XXIX. Scarvell's Cut
- Chapter XXX. The Greengrocer's Cart
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