These Old Shades

His Grace of Avon Buys a Soul

Introducing the Comte de Saint-Vire

Which Tells of a Debt Unpaid

His Grace of Avon Becomes Further Acquainted with his Page

His Grace of Avon Visits Versailles

His Grace of Avon Refuses to Sell his Page

Satan and Priest at One

Hugh Davenant is Amazed

Léon and Léonie

Lady Fanny's Virtue is Outraged

Mr Marling's Heart is Won

His Grace of Avon’s Ward

The Education of Léonie

The Appearance on the Scene of Lord Rupert Alastair

Lord Rupert Makes the Acquaintance of Léonie

The Coming of the Comte de Saint-Vire

Of a Capture, a Chase, and Confusion

The Indignation of Mr Manvers

Lord Rupert Wins the Second Trick

His Grace of Avon Takes Command of the Game

The Discomfiture of the Comte de Saint-Vire

The Arrival of Another Player in the Game

Mr Marling Allows Himself to be Persuaded

Hugh Davenant is Agreeably Surprised

Léonie Curtsies to the Polite World

The Presentation of Léonie

The Hand of Madame de Verchoureux

The Comte de Saint-Vire Discovers an Ace in his Hand

The Disappearance of Léonie

His Grace of Avon Trumps the Comte's Ace

His Grace of Avon Wins All

His Grace of Avon Astonishes Everyone for the Last Time