GEORGE UP IN LONDON 112

CHAPTER XIX.
RATHER "BOISTEROUS" 119

CHAPTER XX.
BETWEEN TWO STOOLS 126

CHAPTER XXI.
THE MARQUIS COMES HOME 132

CHAPTER XXII.
THE MARQUIS AMONG HIS FRIENDS 139

CHAPTER XXIII.
THE MARQUIS SEES HIS BROTHER 146

CHAPTER XXIV.
THE MARQUIS GOES INTO BROTHERTON 153

CHAPTER XXV.
LADY SUSANNA IN LONDON 159

CHAPTER XXVI.
THE DEAN RETURNS TO TOWN 166

CHAPTER XXVII.
THE BARONESS BANMANN AGAIN 173

CHAPTER XXVIII.
"WHAT MATTER IF SHE DOES?" 180

CHAPTER XXIX.
MR. HOUGHTON WANTS A GLASS OF SHERRY 186

CHAPTER XXX.
THE DEAN IS VERY BUSY 193

CHAPTER XXXI.
THE MARQUIS MIGRATES TO LONDON 198

CHAPTER XXXII.
LORD GEORGE IS TROUBLED 205

CHAPTER XXXIII.
CAPTAIN DE BARON 213

CHAPTER XXXIV.
A DREADFUL COMMUNICATION 220

CHAPTER XXXV.
"I DENY IT" 226

CHAPTER XXXVI.
POPENJOY IS POPENJOY 235

CHAPTER XXXVII.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE BALL 241

CHAPTER XXXVIII.
THE KAPPA-KAPPA 248

CHAPTER XXXIX.
REBELLION 254

CHAPTER XL.
AS TO BLUEBEARD 260

CHAPTER XLI.
SCUMBERG'S 268

CHAPTER XLII.
"NOT GO!" 276

CHAPTER XLIII.
REAL LOVE 284

CHAPTER XLIV.
WHAT THE BROTHERTON CLERGYMEN SAID ABOUT IT 288

CHAPTER XLV.
LADY GEORGE AT THE DEANERY 293

CHAPTER XLVI.
LADY SARAH'S MISSION 298

CHAPTER XLVII.
THAT YOUNG FELLOW IN THERE 307

CHAPTER XLVIII.
THE MARQUIS MAKES A PROPOSITION 312

CHAPTER XLIX.
"WOULDN'T YOU COME HERE;--FOR A WEEK?" 320

CHAPTER L.
RUDHAM PARK 325

CHAPTER LI.
GUSS MILDMAY'S SUCCESS 333

CHAPTER LII.
ANOTHER LOVER 341

CHAPTER LIII.
POOR POPENJOY! 346