FlemingtonBOOK IIIReading editionChapter navigation32 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterAUTHOR’S NOTEBOOK IChapter I · PROLOGUEChapter II · JETSAMChapter III · A COACH-AND-FIVEChapter IV · BUSINESSChapter V · “THE HAPPY LAND”Chapter VI · IN DARKNESS AND IN LIGHTChapter VII · TREACHERYChapter VIII · THE HEAVY HANDChapter IX · “TOUJOURS DE L’AUDACE”BOOK IIChapter X · ADRIFTChapter XI · THE GUNS OF MONTROSEChapter XII · INCHBRAYOCKChapter XIII · THE INTERESTED SPECTATORChapter XIV · IN SEARCH OF SENSATIONChapter XV · WATTIE HAS THEORIESChapter XVI · THE TWO ENDS OF THE LINEChapter XVII · SOCIETYChapter XVIII · BALNILLO FINDS PERFECTIONBOOK IIIChapter XIX · THE WINTERChapter XX · THE PARTING OF THE WAYSChapter XXI · HUNTLY HILLChapter XXII · HUNTLY HILL (continued)Chapter XXIII · THE MUIR OF PERTChapter XXIV · THE VANITY OF MENChapter XXV · A ROYAL DUKEChapter XXVI · THE VANISHING BIRDChapter XXVII · EPILOGUEPrevious chapter ←Book 2 — Chapter XVIII · BALNILLO FINDS PERFECTIONNext chapter →Book 3 — Chapter XIX · THE WINTERAll chapters and sections (32)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsAUTHOR’S NOTEBooks1Book 1 · Chapters123456789Books2Book 2 · Chapters101112131415161718Books3Book 3 · Chapters192021222324252627BOOK III← CHAPTER XVIII BALNILLO FINDS PERFECTIONCHAPTER XIX THE WINTER →