CO NTENTS -- CHAPTER I. OF THE KING OF OAKENREALM, AND HIS WIFE AND HIS CHILD. -- CHAPTER II. OF THE KING'S SON. -- CHAPTER III. OF THE KING OF MEADHAM AND HIS DAUGHTER. -- CHAPTER IV. OF THE MAIDEN GOLDILIND. -- CHAPTER V. GOLDILIND COMES TO GREENHARBOUR. -- CHAPTER VI. HOW ROLF THE MARSHAL DREAMS A DREAM AND COMES TO THE CASTLE OF THE UTTERMOST MARCH. -- CHAPTER VII. HOW CHRISTOPHER WENT A JOURNEY INTO THE WILD-WOOD. -- CHAPTER VIII. CHRISTOPHER COMES TO THE TOFTS. -- CHAPTER IX. SQUIRE SIMON COMES BACK TO OAKENHAM. THE EARL MARSHAL TAKEN TO KING IN OAKENREALM. -- CHAPTER X. OF CHRISTOPHER AT THE TOFTS. -- CHAPTER XI. HOW CHRISTOPHER CAME TO LITTLEDALE TO ABIDE THERE A WHILE. -- CHAPTER XII. OF GOLDILIND IN THE MAY MORNING AT GREENHARBOUR. -- CHAPTER XIII.OF GOLDILIND IN THE GARTH. -- CHAPTER XIV. GOLDILIND GOES FREE. -- CHAPTER XV. OF GOLDILIND IN THE WILD-WOOD. -- CHAPTER XVI. WHAT GOLDILIND FOUND IN THE WOOD. -- CHAPTER XVII. GOLDILIND COMES BACK TO GREENHARBOUR. -- CHAPTER XVIII. EARL GEOFFREY SPEAKS WITH GOLDILIND. -- CHAPTER XIX. EARL GEOFFREY SPEAKETH WITH CHRISTOPHER. -- CHAPTER XX. OF THE WEDDING OF CHRISTOPHER AND GOLDILIND. -- CHAPTER XXI. OF THE WEDDING OF THOSE TWAIN. -- CHAPTER XXII. OF THE WOODLAND BRIDE-CHAMBER. -- CHAPTER XXIII. THEY FALL IN WITH FRIENDS. -- CHAPTER XXIV. THEY TAKE COUNSEL AT LITTLEDALE. -- CHAPTER XXV. NOW THEY ALL COME TO THE TOFTS. -- CHAPTER XXVI. OF THE KING OF OAKENREALM. -- CHAPTER XXVII. OF THE HUSTING OF THE TOFTS. -- CHAPTER XXVIII. OF THE HOSTING IN HAZELDALE. -- CHAPTER XXIX. TIDINGS COME TO HAZELDALE. -- CHAPTER XXX. OF THE FIELD THAT WAS SET IN THE HOLM OF HAZELDALE. -- CHAPTER XXXI. THE BATTLE ON THE HOLM. -- CHAPTER XXXII. OF GOLDILIND AND CHRISTOPHER. -- CHAPTER XXXIII. A COUNCIL OF CAPTAINS: THE HOST COMES TO BROADLEES, AND MAKES FOR WOODWALL. -- CHAPTER XXXIV. BATTLE BEFORE WOODWALL.

CHAPTER XXXV. AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE AND AN EVIL DEED. -- CHAPTER XXXVI. KING CHRISTOPHER COMES TO OAKENHAM. -- CHAPTER XXXVII. OF CHILD CHRISTOPHER'S DEALINGS WITH HIS FRIENDS & HIS FOLK. -- CHAPTER XXXVIII. OF MATTERS OF MEADHAM.