[CHAPTER I. THE RALESTONES COME HOME]
[CHAPTER II. THE LUCK OF THE LORDS OF LORNE]
[CHAPTER III. THE RALESTONES ENTERTAIN AN UNOBTRUSIVE VISITOR]
[CHAPTER IV. PISTOLS FOR TWO—COFFEE FOR ONE]
[CHAPTER V. THEIR TENANT DISCOVERS THE RALESTONES]
[CHAPTER VI. SATAN GOES A-HUNTING AND FINDS WORK FOR IDLE HANDS]
[CHAPTER VII. BY OUR LUCK!]
[CHAPTER VIII. GREAT-UNCLE RICK WALKS THE HALL]
[CHAPTER IX. PORTRAIT OF A LADY AND A GENTLEMAN]
[CHAPTER X. INTO THE SWAMP]
[CHAPTER XI. RALESTONES TO THE RESCUE!]
[CHAPTER XII. THE RALESTONES BRING HOME A RELUCTANT GUEST]
[CHAPTER XIII. ON SUCH A NIGHT AS THIS—]
[CHAPTER XIV. PIRATE WAYS ARE HIDDEN WAYS]
[CHAPTER XV. PIECES OF EIGHT—RALESTONES' FATE!]
[CHAPTER XVI. RALESTONES STAND TOGETHER]
[CHAPTER XVII. THE RETURN OF RICK RALESTONE]
[CHAPTER XVIII. RUPERT BRINGS HOME HIS MARCHIONESS]

ILLUSTRATIONS

["How hold ye Lorne?" Rupert's softly spoken question brought the well-remembered answer to Val's lips: "By the oak leaf, by the sea wave, by the broadsword blade, thus hold we Lorne!"]

["I'se Lucy," she stated, thoroughly at her ease. "An' dis is Letty-Lou"]

[Ricky lifted off the cover. Val stared at the canvas]

["It's a genuine Audubon," Charity said]

[Zzzzzrupp! Satan was industriously ripping the remnants of lining from its interior]

[The canoe floated almost of its own volition into a dead and distorted strip of country]

[At the bayou at last, they wriggled Jeems awkwardly into the boat]