XVIII. The Following Morning.--Appearance of Jack Randolph.--A New Complication.--The Three Oranges.--Desperate Efforts of the Juggler. --How to make full, ample, complete, and most satisfactory Explanations.--Miss Phillips!--The Widow!!--Number Three!!!--Louie rapidly rising into greater prominence on the Mental and Sentimental horizon of Jack Randolph. XIX. O'Halloran's again.--A Startling Revelation.--The Lady of the Ice. --Found at Last.--Confusion, Embarrassment, Reticence, and Shyness, succeeded by Wit, Fascination, Laughter, and Witching Smiles. XX. "Our Symposium," as O'Halloran called it.--High and mighty Discourse. --General inspection of Antiquity by a Learned Eye.--A Discourse upon the "Oioneesoizin" of the English language.--Homeric Translations. --O'Halloran And Burns.--A new Epoch for the Brogue.--The Dinner of Achilles and the Palace of Antinous. XXI. Jack once more.--The Woes of a Lover.--Not Wisely but too Many.--While Jack is telling his Little Story, the ones whom he thus entertains have a Separate Meeting.--The Bursting of the Storm.--The Letter of "Number Three."--The Widow and Miss Phillips.--Jack has to avail himself of the aid of a Chaplain of Her Majesty's Forces.--Jack an Injured Man. XXII. I Reveal my Secret.--Tremendous effects of the Revelation.--Mutual Explanations, which are by no means Satisfactory. Jack Stands Up for what he calls His Rights.--Remonstrances and Reasonings, ending in a General Row.--Jack makes a Declaration of War, and takes his Departure in a state of Unparalleled Huffiness. XXIII. A Friend becomes an Enemy.--Meditations on the Ancient and Venerable Fable of the Dog in the Manger.--The Corruption of the Human Heart. --Consideration of the Whole Situation.--Attempts to Countermine Jack, and Final Resolve. XXIV. Tremendous Excitement.--The Hour Approaches, and with it the Man. --The Lady of the Ice.--A Tumultuous Meeting.--Outpouring of Tender Emotions.--Agitation of the Lady.--A Sudden Interruption.--An Injured Man, an Awful, Fearful, Direful, and Utterly-crushing Revelation.--Who is the Lady of the Ice? XXV. Recovery from the last Great Shock.--Geniality of mine Host.--Off again among Antiquities.--The Fenians.--A Startling Revelation by one of the Inner Circle.--Politics, Poetry, and Pathos.--Far-reaching Plans and Deep-seated Purposes. XXVI. A few Parting Words with O'Halloran.--His touching Parental Tenderness, High Chivalric Sentiment, and lofty sense of Honor.--Pistols for Two.--Pleasant and Harmonious Arrangement.--"Me Boy, Ye're and Honor to Yer Sex!" XXVII. Sensational!--Terrific!--Tremendous!--I leave the house in Strange Whirl.--A Storm.--The Driving Sleet.--I Wander About.--The voices of the Storm, and of the River.--The clangor of the Bells.--The Shadow in the Doorway.--The Mysterious Companion.--A Terrible Walk.--Familiar Voices.--Sinking into Senselessness.--The Lady of the Ice is Revealed At Last amid the Storm!