Chap.
I.
How I came to know Clare Skymer.
II.
With his Parents.
III.
Without his Parents.
IV.
The New Family.
V.
His New Home.
VI.
What did draw out his first Smile.
VII.
Clare and his Brothers.
VIII.
Clare and his Human Brothers.
IX.
Clare the Defender.
X.
The Black Aunt.
XI.
Clare on the Farm.
XII.
Clare becomes a Guardian of the Poor.
XIII.
Clare the Vagabond.
XIV.
Their first Helper.
XV.
Their first Host.
XVI.
On the Tramp.
XVII.
The Baker’s Cart.
XVIII.
Beating the Town.
XIX.
The Blacksmith and his Forge.
XX.
Tommy reconnoitres.
XXI.
Tommy is Found and Found out.
XXII.
The Smith in a Rage.
XXIII.
Treasure Trove.
XXIV.
Justifiable Burglary.
XXV.
A New Quest.
XXVI.
A New Entrance.
XXVII.
The Baby has her Breakfast.
XXVIII.
Treachery.
XXIX.
The Baker.
XXX.
The Draper.
XXXI.
An Addition to the Family.
XXXII.
Shop and Baby.
XXXIII.
A Bad Penny.
XXXIV.
How Things went for a Time.
XXXV.
Clare disregards the Interests of his Employers.
XXXVI.
The Policeman.
XXXVII.
The Magistrate.
XXXVIII.
The Workhouse.
XXXIX.
Away.
XL.
Maly.
XLI.
The Caravans.
XLII.
Nimrod.
XLIII.
Across Country.
XLIV.
A Third Mother.
XLV.
The Menagerie.
XLVI.
The Angel of the Wild Beasts.
XLVII.
Glum Gunn.
XLVIII.
The Puma.
XLIX.
Glum Gunn’s Revenge.
L.
Clare seeks Help.
LI.
Clare a true Master.
LII.
Miss Tempest.
LIII.
The Gardener.
LIV.
The Kitchen.
LV.
The Wheel rests for a Time.
LVI.
Strategy.
LVII.
Ann Shotover.
LVIII.
Child-talk.
LIX.
Lovers’ Walks.
LX.
The Shoe-black.
LXI.
A Walk with Consequences.
LXII.
The Cage of the Puma.
LXIII.
The Dome of the Angels.
LXIV.
The Panther.
LXV.
At Home.
LXVI.
The End of Clare Skymer’s Boyhood.