XVIII. BLARNEY FLUFF
XIX. MISS PANNEY IS "TOOK SUDDEN"
XX. THE TEABERRY GOWN IS TOO LARGE
XXI. THE DRANES AND THEIR QUARTERS
XXII. A TRESPASS
XXIII. THE HAVERLEY FINANCES AND MRS. ROBINSON
XXIV. THE DOCTOR'S MISSION
XXV. BOMBSHELLS AND BROMIDE
XXVI. DORA COMES AND SEES
XXVII. "IT COULDN'T BE BETTER THAN THAT"
XXVIII. THE GAME IS CALLED
XXIX. HYPOTHESIS AND INNUENDO
XXX. A CONFIDENTIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
XXXI. THE TEABERRY GOWN IS DONNED
XXXII. MISS PANNEY FEELS SHE MUST CHANGE HER PLANS
XXXIII. LA FLEUR LOOKS FUTUREWARD
XXXIV. A PLAN WHICH SEEMS TO SUIT EVERYBODY
XXXV. MISS PANNEY HAS TEETH ENOUGH LEFT TO BITE WITH
XXXVI. A CRY FROM THE SEA
XXXVII. LA FLEUR ASSUMES RESPONSIBILITIES
XXXVIII. CICELY READS BY MOONLIGHT
XXXIX. UNDISTURBED LETTUCE
XL. ANGRY WAVES
XLI. PANNEYOPATHY AND THE ASH-HOLE
XLII. AN INTERVIEWER
XLIII. THE SIREN AND THE IRON
XLIV. LA FLEUR'S SOUL REVELS, AND MISS PANEY PREPARES TO MAKE A FIRE