In Which Larklight Is Filled with the Spirit of Christmas, but Things Go Somewhat Awry in the Pantry.
In Which Sir Richard Burton Reveals a Secret, and the Chief Natural Philosopher Puts His Foot in It.
Wherein We Learn of a Strange Phenomenon, and Father Hears Sad Tidings Concerning an Old Acquaintance.
A Digression, Wherein Jack Havock Passes a Troubled Hour Aboard His Brig, Sophronia, and Is Set Upon the Right Path by a True Friend.
Of Our Voyage to King George’s Star and What We Found There
Of Shapes in the Fog and an Unexpected Meeting
In Which I Take Up Queer Lodgings and Come to Learn of the Fate of Reverend Cruet and His Mission to the Outer Planets
In Which I Present an Interesting Portion of My Sister’s Diary
In Which Your Hero Explores the Wreck of the SS New Jerusalem and Experiments with an Ingenious Yet Alarming System of Powered Flight
In Which, with Our Pocket Handkerchiefs at the Ready, We Return to Myrtle’s Account and Learn of a Tragic Event within the Storm of Moths
Wherein Charity and I Go Fishing and Make a Most Surprising Catch
On Myrtle’s Captivity in Mothstorm and Her Observations of the Snilth
Our Voyage to the Moons of Jupiter, Where the City of Spooli Prepares Itself for Battle!
Of Battles Both Small and Great
Myrtle Tells More of Her Adventures in the Mothmaker’s Lair: of Curious Allies, Touching Reunions and a Desperate Flight
Fond Reunions upon the Field of Battle, a Voyage to Mercury Is Proposed and a Gentleman of Our Acquaintance Receives a Kick up the Fundament, Which He Thoroughly Deserves
In Which I, Miss Myrtle Evangeline Mumby, Shall Take Up the Reins of This Narrative, Since Art Was Too Affected by the Sad News I Brought from Mothstorm to Observe Anything Which Happened During Our Voyage to Mercury
Our Voyage to the Tin Moon, as Told by Art Mumby, with None of the Slushy Bits
In Which We Contemplate Our Sad Predicament, but Are Saved from Despair by a Discovery Quite Strange and Wonderful
A Merry Christmas, One and All!
In Which the Reader Is Granted a Rare Glimpse inside One of Our Royal Family’s Country Seats and Witnesses Some Surprising Happenings Therein
In Which Many a Loose End Is Neatly Tied Up