XXXII.—Rainford in the Subterranean 92 XXXIII.—Mrs. Martha Slingsby 94 XXXIV.—The Pious Lady 96 XXXV.—Mr. Sheepshanks 100 XXXVI.—The Baronet and his Mistress 102 XXXVII.—Tom Rain and Jacob 104 XXXVIII.—The History of Jacob Smith 107 XXXIX.—Continuation of the History of Jacob Smith 116 XL.—Conclusion of the History of Jacob Smith 120 XLI.—Fresh Alarms 126 XLII.—The Paragraph in the Newspaper 128 XLIII.—Lord Ellingham and Tom Rainford 131 XLIV.—Mr. Frank Curtis again 134 XLV.—Mr. Dykes and his Myrmidons 139 XLVI.—Explanations 141 XLVII.—Farther Explanations 144 XLVIII.—Lord Ellingham and Tom Rain 147 XLIX.—A Painful Interview 151 L.—The Lawyer's Office 155 LI.—Lord Ellingham in the Dungeon 157 LII.—Lord Ellingham's Exertions 162 LIII.—The Execution 164 LIV.—Galvanism 166 LV.—The Laboratory.—Esther de Medina 167 LVI.—A History of the Past 172 LVII.—A Father 185 LVIII.—The Resuscitated 188 LIX.—The Jew's Family 194 LX.—Sir Christopher Blunt's Domestic Hearth 196 LXI.—Captain O'Blunderbuss 198 LXII.—Frank's Embarrassments 202 LXIII.—The Meeting in Battersea Fields 204 LXIV.—Old Death and his Friend Tidmarsh 206 LXV.—The Examination 208 LXVI.—Mrs. Slingsby and the Baronet again 215 LXVII.—The Marriage.—Rosamond 219 LXVIII.—Dr. Wagtail.—Rosamond Torrens 222 LXIX.—Misery and Vice 229 LXX.—Tim the Snammer 232 LXXI.—The History of Tim the Snammer 234 LXXII.—Mr. and Mrs. Curtis 255