CHAPTER I. The Return 231
II. The Burglary at Dollis Hill 249
III. Jack Sheppard's Quarrel with 254
Jonathan Wild
IV. Jack Sheppard's Escape from the 258
New Prison
V. The Disguise 261
VI. Winifred receives two Proposals 278
VII. Jack Sheppard warns Thames 284
Darrell
VIII. Old Bedlam 291
IX. Old Newgate 302
X. How Jack Sheppard got out of the 310
Condemned Hold
XI. Dollis Hill revisited 324
XII. The Well Hole 336
XIII. The Supper at Mr. Kneebone's 346
XIV. How Jack Sheppard was again 367
captured
XV. How Blueskin underwent the Peine 377
Forte et Dure
XVI. How Jack Sheppard's Portrait was 385
painted
XVII. The Iron Bar 397
XVIII. The Bed Room 400
XIX. The Chapel 401
XX. The Leads 405
XXI. What befell Jack Sheppard in the 408
Turner's House
XXII. Fast and Loose 415
XXIII. The last Meeting between Jack 419
Sheppard and his Mother
XXIV. The Pursuit 425
XXV. How Jack Sheppard got rid of his 429
Irons
XXVI. How Jack Sheppard attended his 435
Mother's Funeral
XXVII. How Jack Sheppard was brought 441
back to Newgate
XXVIII. What happened at Dollis Hill 449
XXIX. How Jack Sheppard was taken to 454
Westminster Hall
XXX. How Jonathan Wild's House was 458
burnt down
XXXI. The Procession to Tyburn 462
XXXII. The Closing Scene 472
EPOCH THE FIRST.
1703.
JONATHAN WILD.
JACK SHEPPARD.
CHAPTER I.
The Widow and her Child.
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