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- Chapter I. Crowned Heads Meet
- Chapter II. Arthur Dorward's "Scoop"
- Chapter III. "Ours is a Strange Courtship"
- Chapter IV. The Night Train from Vienna
- Chapter V. "Von Behrling Has the Packet"
- Chapter VI. Von Behrling is Tempted
- Chapter VII. "We Play for Great Stakes"
- Chapter VIII. The Hand of Misfortune
- Chapter IX. Robbing the Dead
- Chapter X. Bellamy is Outwitted
- Chapter XI. Von Behrling's Fate
- Chapter XII. Baron de Streuss' Proposal
- Chapter XIII. Stephen Laverick's Conscience
- Chapter XIV. Arthur Morrison's Collapse
- Chapter XV. Laverick's Partner Flees
- Chapter XVI. The Waiter at the "Black Post"
- Chapter XVII. The Price of Silence
- Chapter XVIII. The Lonely Chorus Girl
- Chapter XIX. Mysterious Inquiries
- Chapter XX. Laverick is Cross-Examined
- Chapter XXI. Mademoiselle Idiale's Visit
- Chapter XXII. Activity of Austrian Spies
- Chapter XXIII. Laverick at the Opera
- Chapter XXIV. A Supper Party at Luigi's
- Chapter XXV. Jim Shepherd's Scare
- Chapter XXVI. The Document Discovered
- Chapter XXVII. Penetrating a Mystery
- Chapter XXVIII. Laverick's Narrow Escape
- Chapter XXIX. Lassen's Treachery Discovered
- Chapter XXX. The Contest for the Papers
- Chapter XXXI. Miss Leneveu's Message
- Chapter XXXII. Morrison is Desperate
- Chapter XXXIII. Laverick's Arrest
- Chapter XXXIV. Morrison's Disclosure
- Chapter XXXV. Bellamy's Success
- Chapter XXXVI. Laverick Acquitted
- Chapter XXXVII. The Plot that Failed
- Chapter XXXVIII. A Farewell Appearance
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