Cover -- Copyright Page -- Title Page -- Contents -- Introduction -- Acknowledgements -- Note on the Text -- Editions -- Select Bibliography -- A Chronology of Fanny Burney -- Camilla, or a Picture of Youth -- Dedication -- Advertisement -- Volume I -- Book I -- I A Family Scene -- II Comic Gambols -- III Consequences -- IV Studies of a grown Gentleman -- V Schooling of a young Gentleman -- VI Tuition of a young Lady -- VII Lost Labour -- Book II -- I New Projects -- II New Characters -- III A Family Breakfast -- IV A Public Breakfast -- V A Raffle -- VI A Barn -- VII A Declaration -- VIII An Answer -- IX An Explication -- X A Panic -- XI Two Lovers -- XII Two Doctors -- XIII Two Ways of looking at the same Thing -- XIV Two Retreats -- XV Two Sides of a Ojiestion -- Volume II -- Book III -- I A few kind Offices -- II A Pro and a Con -- III An Author's Notion of Travelling -- IV An internal Detection -- V An Author's Opinion of Visiting -- VI An Author's Idea of Order -- VII A Maternal Eye -- VIII Modern Ideas of Duty -- IX A Few Embarrassments -- X Modern Ideas of Life -- XI Modern Notions of Penitence -- XII Airs and Graces -- XIII Attic Adventures -- Book IV -- I A few Explanations -- II Specimens of Taste -- III A few Compliments -- IV The Danger of Disguise -- V Strictures on Deformity -- VI Strictures on Beauty -- VII The Pleadings of Pity -- VIII The disastrous Buskins -- IX Three Golden Maxims -- Volume III -- Book V -- I A Pursuer -- II An Adviser -- III Various Confabulations -- IV A Dodging -- V A Sermon -- VI A Chat -- VII A Recall -- VIII A Youth of the Times -- Book VI -- I A Walk by Moonlight -- II The Pantiles -- III Mount Ephraim -- IV Knowle -- V Mount Pleasant -- VI The accomplished Monkies -- VII The Rooms -- VIII Ways to the Heart -- IX Counsels for Conquest -- X Strictures upon the Ton -- XI Traits of Character.

XII Traits of Eccentricity -- XIII Traits of Instruction -- XIV A Demander -- XV An Accorder -- XVI An Helper -- Volume IV -- Book VII -- I The right Style of Arguing -- II A Council -- III A Proposal of Marriage -- IV A Bull-Dog -- V An Oak Tree -- VI A Call of the House -- VII The Triumph of Pride -- VIII A Summons to Happiness -- IX Offs and Ons -- X Resolutions -- XI Ease and Freedom -- XII Dilemmas -- XIII Live and Learn -- Book VIII -- I A Way to make Friends -- II A Rage of Obliging -- III A Pleasant Adventure -- IV An Author's Time-keeper -- V An agreeable Hearing -- VII Ideas upon Marriage -- VII How to treat a Defamer -- VIII The Power of Prepossession -- IX A Scuffle -- x A Youthful Effusion -- XI The Computations of Self-Love -- XII Juvenile Calculations -- Volume V -- Book IX -- I A Water Party -- II Touches of Wit and Humour -- III An Adieu -- IV A modest Request -- V A Self-dissection -- VI A Reckoning -- VII Brides and no Brides -- VIII A Hint for Debtors -- IX A Lover's Eye -- X A Bride's Resolves -- XI The Workings of Sorrow -- Book X -- I A Surprise -- II A Narrative -- III The Progress of Dissipation -- IV Hints upon National Prejudice -- V The Operation of Terror -- VI The Reverse of a Mask -- VII A new View of an Old Mansion -- VIII A last Resource -- IX A Spectacle -- X A Vision -- XI Means to still Agitation -- XII Means to obtain a Boon -- XIII Questions and Answers -- XIV The last Touches of the Picture -- Fanny Burney's Revisions of -- Explanatory Notes -- Footnotes.