With all the servants being dismissed, Jane-Ellen is forced to serve at dinner, against her principles

Crane escapes a luncheon party to return home and be with Jane-Ellen and gets a rude shock 

Lily is accused of stealing Cora’s expensive French hat. She makes use of the opportunity to tell Mrs. Falkener what she really thinks of her!

Chapter 8 Mrs. Falkener decides to inspect the kitchen thoroughly, sure that she can find fault with Jane-Ellen

Chapter 7 Cora confides to a confused but relieved Crane, that she is in love with Lefferts, not him. 

Chapter 6 Crane and Cora go riding and she introduces him to Lefferts, a poet, and Brindlebury loses his temper with Tucker

Chapter 5 Crane questions Jane-Ellen and Mrs. Falkener demands that Lily be dismissed

Chapter 5  Otter Gives Council Leonard gives in to despair and Otter tries to rouse him to move on Source

Chapter 5  Otter Gives Council Leonard gives in to despair and Otter tries to rouse him to move on

Chapter 4  The Last Vigil While Leonard tends his dying brother, the camp is robbed and deserted, but the faithful Otter remains

Chapter 3  After Seven Years After years of hardship and futile toil in Africa, Leonard’s brother Thomas is gravely ill

Chapter 2  The Swearing of the Oath Leonard realizes Jane’s weak nature makes their future together uncertain and begs her to leave with him now and be married at once

Chapter 1  The Sins of the Father Are Visited on the Children  Due to his father’s folly and disgrace, Leonard Outram learns he is deprived of his inheritance 

Chapter 4  Deception Pass Venters vows to find out where Oldring drives the herd but Janie fears for his saftety

Of the Coming of Adam and of Our Great Joy Therein Penfeather returns to find Martin a changed man

  Of Love Martin and Joan pledge their love

33  Of Dreams Martin and Joanna tell each other twhat happened during their separation

How I Found My Beloved at Last Martin journeys on alone and finally finds Penteather's ship

I Meet a Madman Martin again joins forces with Atzamatlin

We Resume Our Journey A wounded Martin and an ailing Sir Richard struggle to push on

Telleth Somewhat of a Strange City The travelers find an Indian City and do battle with both the Spanish and the Indians  

With the Indian Atlamatzin to guide them, Martin and Sir Richard determine to push on

Exhausted, starving and suffering from thirst, Martin and Sir Richard free an Indian and find supplies

Martin searches for food, and a weakened Sir Richard declares himself a burden

Martin and Sir Richard fight of a Spanish ship and catch the wind at last