| I. | Determined Destiny |
| II. | False Colors |
| III. | Rockett |
| IV. | Wrecked |
| V. | The Digger |
| VI. | Yuma Oil |
| VII. | Her Father |
| VIII. | Green Stones |
| IX. | Unexplained Disappearances |
| X. | A Generous Offer |
| XI. | The Unwilling Tourist |
| XII. | The Long Shot |
| XIII. | Southward Bound |
| XIV. | The Castaway |
| XV. | An Unexpected Vision |
| XVI. | Imprisoned in Snow |
| XVII. | The Glacier’s Heart |
| XVIII. | Camp of the Dead |
| XIX. | Resurrection |
| XX. | In His Own Net |
| XXI. | The Knife |
| XXII. | Tronador Light |
Destiny knocked at his door, but Doctor Rupert Lang was not at home.At that very moment he was talking of his destiny to Miss Eva Morrisonin the glassed gallery of the Bayview Hotel, four miles out of Mobile,where they had motored for tea.
It was not the first time they had drunk tea in this spot, and theyhad usually come to talk of Lang’s dubio