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XXV In Which We See Two Temples and the Contents Thereof 264 XXVI Dr. Nesbit Starts on a Long Upward but Devious Journey 277 XXVII In Which We See Something Come Into This Story Outside of the Material World 288 XXVIII Wherein Morty Sands Makes a Few Sensible Remarks in Public 298 XXIX Being Not a Chapter but an Interlude 309 XXX Grant Adams Preaching a Message of Love Raises the Very Devil in Harvey 320 XXXI In Which Judge Van Dorn Makes His Brags and Dr. Nesbit Sees a Vision 337 XXXII Wherein Violet Hogan Takes up an Old Trade and Margaret Van Dorn Seeks a Higher Plane 350 XXXIII In Which the Angels Shake a Foot for Henry Fenn 365 XXXIV A Short Chapter, Yet in It We Examine One Canvas Heaven, One Real Heaven, and Two Snug Little Hells 379 XXXV The Old Spider Begins to Divide His Flies With Others and George Brotherton Is Puzzled Twice in One Night 388 XXXVI A Long Chapter but a Busy One, in Which Kenyon Adams and His Mother Have a Strange Meeting, and Lila Van Dorn Takes a Night Ride 403 XXXVII In Which We Witness a Ceremony in the Temple of Love 423 XXXVIII Grant Adams Visits the Sons of Esau 431 XXXIX Being No Chapter at All but an Intermezzo Before the Last Movement 441 XL Here We Have the Fellow and the Girl Beginning to Prepare for the Last Chapter 444 XLI Here We See Grant Adams Conquering His Third and Last Devil 454 XLII A Chapter Which Is Concerned Largely With the Love Affairs of “The Full Strength of the Company” 468 XLIII Wherein We Find Grant Adams Calling Upon Kenyon’s Mother, and Darkness Falls Upon Two Lovers 496 XLIV In Which We Suffer Little Children, With George Brotherton, and in General Consider the Habitants of the Kingdom 515 XLV In Which Lida Bowman Considers Her Universe and Tom Van Dorn Wins Another Victory 527 XLVI Wherein Grant Adams Preaches Peace and Lida Bowman Speaks Her Mind 543 XLVII In Which Grant Adams and Laura Van Dorn Take a Walk Down Market Street and Mrs. Nesbit Acquires a Long Lost Grandson-In-Law 561 XLVIII Wherein We Erect a House Built Upon a Rock 575 XLIX How Morty Sands Turned Away Sadly and Judge Van Dorn Uncovered a Secret 582 L Judge Van Dorn Sings Some Merry Songs and They Take Grant Adams Behind a White Door