arrives at the Garrison-Is strangely received by his own Mother-Enters into a Confederacy with Hatchway and Pipes, and executes a couple of waggish Enterprises upon his Aunt. CHAPTER XIV. He is also, by their device, engaged in an Adventure with the Exciseman, who does not find his Account in his own Drollery. CHAPTER XV. The Commodore detects the Machinations of the Conspirators, and hires a tutor for Peregrine, whom he settles in Winchester School. CHAPTER XVI. Peregrine distinguishes himself among his School-fellows, exposes his Tutor, and attracts the particular Notice of the Master. CHAPTER XVII. He is concerned in a dangerous Adventure with a certain Gardener-Sublimes his Ideas, commences Gallant, and becomes acquainted with Miss Emily Gauntlet. CHAPTER XVIII. He inquires into the Situation of this young Lady, with whom he is enamoured-Elopes from School-Is found by the Lieutenant, conveyed to Winchester, and sends a Letter with a copy of verses to his Mistress. CHAPTER XIX. His Messenger meets with a Misfortune, to which he applies a very extraordinary Expedient that is attended with strange Consequences. CHAPTER XX. Peregrine is summoned to attend his Uncle-Is more and more hated by his own Mother-Appeals to his Father, whose Condescension is defeated by the Dominion of his Wife. CHAPTER XXI. Trunnion is enraged at the conduct of Pickle-Peregrine resents the Injustice of his Mother, to whom he explains his Sentiments in a Letter- Is entered at the University of Oxford, where he signalizes himself as a Youth of an enterprising Genius. CHAPTER XXII. He is insulted by his Tutor, whom he lampoons-Makes a considerable Progress in Polite Literature; and, in an Excursion to Windsor, meets with Emilia by accident, and is very coldly received. CHAPTER XXIII. After sundry unsuccessful Efforts, he finds means to come to an Explanation with his Mistress; and a Reconciliation ensues. CHAPTER XXIV. He achieves an Adventure at the Assembly, and quarrels with his Governor. CHAPTER XXV. He receives a Letter from his Aunt, breaks with the Commodore, and disobliges the Lieutenant, who, nevertheless, undertakes his Cause. CHAPTER XXVI. He becomes Melancholy and Despondent-Is favoured with the condescending Letter from his Uncle-Reconciles himself to his Governor, and sets out with Emilia and her Friend for Mrs. Gauntlet's House. CHAPTER XXVII. They meet with a dreadful Alarm on the Road-Arrive at their Journey's end-Peregrine is introduced to Emily's Brother-These two young Gentlemen misunderstand each other-Pickle departs for the Garrison. CHAPTER XXVIII. Peregrine is overtaken by Mr. Gauntlet, with whom he fights a Duel, and contracts an intimate Friendship-He arrives at the Garrison, and finds his Mother as implacable as ever-He is insulted by his Brother Gam, whose Preceptor he disciplines with a Horsewhip. CHAPTER XXIX. He projects a plan of Revenge, which is executed against the Curate. CHAPTER XXX. Mr. Sackbut and his Pupil