BOOK III. THE GOD OF FORTUNE. (Mr. Frank Paine Tells the Story of his Association with the Testamentary Dispositions of Mr. Benjamin Batters.) 

 XVII.—The Affair of the Freak 

 XVIII.—Counsel’s Opinion 

 XIX.—The Reticence of Captain Lander 

 XX.—My Client: and Her Friend 

 XXI.—The Agitation of Miss Purvis 

 XXII.—Luke 

 XXIII.—The Trio Return 

 XXIV.—The God Out of the Machine 

 BOOK IV. THE JOSS. (Captain Max Lander Sets Forth the Curious Adventure which Marked the Voyage of “The Flying Scud.”) 

 XXV.—Luke’s Suggestion 

 XXVI.—The Throne in the Centre 

 XXVII.—The Offerings of the Faithful 

 XXVIII.—The Joss Reverts 

 XXIX.—The Father—and His Child 

 XXX.—The Morning’s News 

 XXXI.—The Termination of the Voyage of the “Flying Scud” 

 XXXII.—The Little Discussion Between the Several Parties 

 XXXIII.—In the Presence 

 BOOK V. AUTHOR’S POSTSCRIPT. 

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