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1. Chapter I - A mysterious disappearance.2. Chapter II - A Manchester tea-party.3. Chapter III - John Barton's great trouble.4. Chapter IV - Old Alice's history.5. Chapter V - The mill on fire--Jem Wilson to the rescue.6. Chapter VI - Poverty and death.7. Chapter VII - Jem Wilson's repulse.8. Chapter VIII - Margaret's debut as a public singer.9. Chapter IX - Barton's London experiences.10. Chapter X - Return of the prodigal.11. Chapter XI - Mr. Carson's intentions revealed.12. Chapter XII - Old Alice's bairn.13. Chapter XIII - A traveller's tales.14. Chapter XIV - Jem's interview with poor Esther.15. Chapter XV - A violent meeting between the rivals.16. Chapter XVI - Meeting between masters and workmen.17. Chapter XVII - Barton's night errand.18. Chapter XVIII - Murder.19. Chapter XIX - Jem Wilson arrested on suspicion.20. Chapter XX - Mary's dream--and the awakening.21. Chapter XXI - Esther's motive in seeking Mary.22. Chapter XXII - Mary's efforts to prove an alibi.23. Chapter XXIII - The sub-poena.24. Chapter XXIV - With the dying.25. Chapter XXV - Mrs. Wilson's determination.26. Chapter XXVI - The journey to Liverpool.27. Chapter XXVII - In the Liverpool docks.28. Chapter XXVIII - "John Cropper," ahoy!29. Chapter XXIX - A true bill against Jem.30. Chapter XXX - Job Legh's deception.31. Chapter XXXI - How Mary passed the night.32. Chapter XXXII - The trial and verdict--"Not guilty!"33. Chapter XXXIII - Requiescat in pace.34. Chapter XXXIV - The return home.35. Chapter XXXV - "Forgive us our trespasses."36. Chapter XXXVI - Jem's interview with Mr. Duncombe.37. Chapter XXXVII - Details connected with the murder.38. Chapter XXXVIII - Conclusion.