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CHAPTER I THE IMPOSSIBLE—INEVITABLE.
CHAPTER II A POPULAR DEMONSTRATION.
CHAPTER III HOSPITALITY EX OFFICIO.
CHAPTER IV WEEDING OUT THE WEAK-KNEED.
CHAPTER V A TALK AT A DANCE.
CHAPTER VI A CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE.
CHAPTER VII A COMMON SPECTACLE.
CHAPTER VIII FOR THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
CHAPTER IX TWO HASTY UTTERANCES.
CHAPTER X THE SMOKE OF HIDDEN FIRES.
CHAPTER XI A CONSCIENTIOUS MAN'S CONSCIENCE.
CHAPTER XII AN ABSURD AMBITION.
CHAPTER XIII OUT OF HARM'S WAY.
CHAPTER XIV A FATAL SECESSION.
CHAPTER XV AN ATTEMPT AT TERRORISM.
CHAPTER XVI A LEAKY VESSEL.
CHAPTER XVII THE TRUTH ABOUT THE MAN.
CHAPTER XVIII BY AN OVERSIGHT OF SOCIETY'S.
CHAPTER XIX LAST CHANCES.
CHAPTER XX THE LAW VERSUS RULE 3.
CHAPTER XXI ALL THERE WAS TO TELL.
CHAPTER XXII THE STORY OF A PHOTOGRAPH.
CHAPTER XXIII AN ORATOR'S RIVAL.
CHAPTER XXIV THREE AGAINST THE WORLD.
CHAPTER XXV THE TRUTH TOO LATE.
CHAPTER XXVI THE UNCLEAN THING.
CHAPTER XXVII THE DECISION OF THE ORACLE.
CHAPTER XXVIII STEALING A MARCH.
CHAPTER XXIX A BEATEN MAN'S THOUGHTS.
CHAPTER XXX THE END OF A TUMULT.

　　"But, Mary, what is there so dreadful about Mr. Medland?"
　　"Everything," said Lady Eynesford.
　　"Still," suggested Miss Scaife, "if the creatures are bent on having him——"
　　"My dear Eleanor, what is a Governor for?" demanded Lady Eynesford.
　　"To do as he's told and subscribe to the Cup," interposed Dick Derosne. And he added, "They are having a palaver. Old Perry's been in an hour and a half."
　　Captain Heseltine and Mr. Flemyng looked at their watches and nodded gravely.
　　"Poor Willie!" murmured Lady Eynesford. "He'll miss his ride."