Book III.


CHAPTER I.
Wherein the History makes great Progress and is marked by one
important Event in Human Life

CHAPTER II.
Love; Parting; a Death-Bed.--After all human Nature is a beautiful
Fabric; and even its Imperfections are not odious to him who has
studied the Science of its Architecture, and formed a reverent
Estimate of its Creator

CHAPTER III.
A great Change of Prospects

CHAPTER IV.
An Episode.--The Son of the Greatest Man who (one only excepted)
/ever rose to a Throne/, but by no means of the Greatest Man (save
one) /who ever existed/

CHAPTER V.
In which the Hero shows Decision on more Points than one.--More of
Isora's Character is developed

CHAPTER VI.
An Unexpected Meeting.--Conjecture and Anticipation

CHAPTER VII.
The Events of a Single Night.--Moments make the Hues in which