| CHAP. | | PAGE |
| I. | MR. WRENN IS LONELY. . . . .
| 1 |
| II. | HE WALKS
WITH MIS THERESA. . . . . | 18 |
|
III. | HE STARTS FOR THE LAND OF ELSEWHERE. . . . . |
38 |
| IV. | HE BECOMES THE
GREAT LITTLE BILL WRENN. . . . . | 49 |
| V. | HE FINDS MUCH QUAINT ENGLISH FLAVOR. . . . .
| 60 |
| VI. | HE IS
AN ORPHAN. . . . . | 68 |
| VII.
| HE MEETS A TEMPERAMENT. . . . . | 80 |
| VIII. | HE TIFFINS. . . . . |
96 |
| IX. | HE ENCOUNTERS
THE INTELLECTUALS. . . . . | 109 |
| X. | HE GOES A-GIPSYING. . . . . | 124
|
| XI. | HE BUYS AN ORANGE TIE. .
. . . | 134 |
| XII. |
HE DISCOVERS AMERICA. . . . . | 146 |
| XIII. | HE IS "OUR MR. WRENN". . . . . |
164 |
| XIV. | HE ENTERS
SOCIETY. . . . . | 179 |
| XV.
| HE STUDIES FIVE HUNDRED, SAVOIR FAIRE, AND LOTSA-SNAP
OFFICE MOTTOES. . . . . | 191 |
|
XVI. | HE BECOMES MILDLY RELIGIOUS AND HIGHLY LITERARY. . .
. . | 203 |
| XVII. |
HE IS BLOWN BY THE WHIRLWIND. . . . . | 223 |
| XVIII. | AND FOLLOWS A WANDERING FLAME THROUGH
PERILOUS SEAS. . . . . | 241 |
|
XIX. | TO A HAPPY SHORE. . . . . | 250 |
