Chapter 7: In which Colonel Clive suffers an unrecorded defeat; and
our hero finds food for reflection.
Chapter 8: In which several weeks are supposed to elapse; and our hero
is discovered in the Doldrums.
Chapter 9: In which the Good Intent makes a running fight: Mr. Toley
makes a suggestion.
Chapter 10: In which our hero arrives in the Golden East, and Mr.
Diggle presents him to a native prince.
Chapter 11: In which the Babu tells the story of King Vikramaditya; and the
discerning reader may find more than appears on the surface.
Chapter 12: In which our hero is offered freedom at the price of honor;
and Mr. Diggle finds that others can quote Latin on occasion.
Chapter 13: In which Mr. Diggle illustrates his argument; and there
are strange doings in Gheria harbor.
Chapter 14: In which seven bold men light a big bonfire; and the
Pirate finds our hero a bad bargain.
Chapter 15: In which our hero weathers a storm; and prepares for squalls.
Chapter 16: In which a mutiny is quelled in a minute; and our Babu
proves himself a man of war.
Chapter 17: In which our hero finds himself among friends; and
Colonel Clive prepares to astonish Angria.
Chapter 18: In which Angria is astonished; and our hero begins to pay
off old scores.
Chapter 19: In which the scene changes; the dramatis personae
remaining the same.
Chapter 20: In which there are recognitions and explanations; and our
hero meets one Coja Solomon, of Cossimbazar.
Chapter 21: In which Coja Solomon finds dishonesty the worse policy;
and a journey down the Hugli little to his liking.
Chapter 22: In which is given a full, true, and particular account of