Intro -- Title Page -- Prologue -- PART I, 1823-59 -- John Humphrey Noyes Encounters a Fox -- John Humphrey Noyes Heeds God's Calling -- Charles Grandison Finney Loses His Voice -- Jane Howe Guiteau Endures Her Pregnancy -- John Humphrey Noyes Goes Swimming -- John Humphrey Noyes Furthers His Education -- Charles Guiteau Mourns His Mother -- Abigail Merwin Recalls and Reconsiders Petrarch's Sonnets -- Harriet Holten Noyes Picks Raspberries -- Etta Hall Makes a Recovery -- John Humphrey Noyes Does Time -- John Humphrey Noyes Stakes His Claim -- Clark Emory Finds Love -- The Children's House Nurse Attends to Her Charges -- John Humphrey Noyes Mourns His Beloved -- Luther Guiteau Makes a Donation -- PART II, 1860-81 -- Charles Guiteau Loses His Shoes -- Sewell Newhouse Grows His Operation -- Charles Guiteau Has Trouble Finding Fellowship with Women -- Victor Cragin Noyes Recalls and Reconsiders Prior -- Frank Wayland-Smith Witnesses a Defenestration -- Charles Guiteau Makes His Escape -- John Humphrey Noyes Picks Strawberries -- Chet Randolph Takes in a Ball Game -- Charles Guiteau Does Time -- Annie Bunn Guiteau Recalls and Reconsiders Her Marriage -- Tirzah Miller Recalls and Reconsiders Her Girlhood -- John Humphrey Noyes Makes His Escape -- Charles Guiteau Fulfills His Purpose -- Lucretia Garfield Mourns Her Husband -- PART III, 1882-86 -- James William Towner Mourns His Eye -- Frankie Guiteau Scoville Endures a Trial -- Charles Guiteau Recalls and Reconsiders His Future -- John Humphrey Noyes Takes Visitors -- Acknowledgments.