Chapter III: The Monotony Breaks
Chapter VI: The Fate of the "Hydaspes"
Chapter VIII: A Dangerous Crisis
Chapter XI: Discoveries and Confessions
Chapter XII: A Newspaper Paragraph
Book II: Macquarie Harbour. 1833
Chapter I: The Topography of Van Diemen's Land
Chapter II: The Solitary of "Hell's Gates"
Chapter VI: A Leap in the Dark
Chapter VII: The Last of Macquarie Harbour
Chapter VIII: The Power of the Wilderness
Chapter IX: The Seizure of the "Osprey"
Chapter XI: Left at "Hell's Gates"
Chapter XIII: What the Seaweed Suggested
Chapter XIV: A Wonderful Day's Work
Chapter XVI: The Writing on the Sand
Chapter I: A Labourer in the Vineyard
Chapter II: Sarah Purfoy's Request
Chapter III: The Story of Two Birds of Prey
Chapter IV: "The Notorious Dawes"
Chapter V: Maurice Frere's Good Angel
Chapter VI: Mr. Meekin Administers Consolation
Chapter VII: Rufus Dawes's Idyll
Chapter IX: John Rex's Letter Home
Chapter X: What Became of the Mutineers of the "Osprey"
Chapter XI: A Relic of Macquarie Harbour
Chapter XIII: The Commandant's Butler
Chapter XIV: Mr. North's Indisposition
Chapter XV: One Hundred Lashes
Chapter XVI: Kicking Against the Pricks
Chapter XVII: Captain and Mrs. Frere
Chapter XVIII: In the Hospital
Chapter XIX: The Consolations of Religion
Chapter XX: A Natural Penitentiary
Chapter XXI: A Visit of Inspection
Chapter XXII: Gathering in the Threads
Chapter XXIII: Running the Gauntlet
Chapter XXVI: The Work of the Sea
Chapter XXVII: The Valley of the Shadow of Death
Chapter I: Extracted from the Diary of the Rev. James North
Chapter III: Extracted from the Diary of the Rev. James North
Chapter IV: Extracted from the Diary of the Rev. James North
Chapter V: Mr. Richard Devine Surprised
Chapter VI: In Which the Chaplain Is Taken Ill
Chapter VII: Breaking a Man's Spirit
Chapter VIII: Extracted from the Diary of the Rev. James North
Chapter XI: Extracted from the Diary of the Rev. James North
Chapter XII: The Strange Behaviour of Mr. North
Chapter XIII: Mr. North Speaks