XVIII.--Something not very Pleasant for all
Parties

XIX.--Reilly's Disguise Penetrated
--He Escapes--Fergus Reilly is on the Trail
of the Rapparee--Sir Robert begins
to feel Confident of Success

XX.--The Rapparee Secured--Reilly and
the Cooleen Bawn Escape, and are Captured

XXI.--Sir Robert Accepts of an Invitation

XXII.--The Squire Comforts Whitecraft in
his Affliction

XXIII.--The Squire becomes Theological and
a Proselytizer, but signally fails

XXIV.--Preparations--Jury of the Olden Time
--The Scales of Justice

XXV.--Rumor of Cooleen Bawn's Treachery
--How it appears--Reilly stands his Trial
--Conclusion




PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION.