UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE : Or The Mellstock Quire a Rural Painting of the Dutch School

Contents: 

PART THE FIRST - WINTER: 

Chapter I - Mellstock-Lane, Chapter II - The Tranter’s, Chapter III - The Assembled Quire, Chapter IV - Going the Rounds, Chapter V - The Listeners, Chapter VI - Christmas Morning, Chapter VII - The Tranter’s Party, Chapter VIII - They Dance more Wildly, Chapter IX - Dick Calls at the School. 

PART THE SECOND - SPRING: 

Chapter I - Passing by the School, Chapter II - A Meeting of the Quire, Chapter III - A Turn in the Discussion, Chapter IV - The Interview with the Vicar, Chapter V - Returning Home Ward, Chapter VI - Yalbury Wood and the Keeper’s House, Chapter VII - Dick makes Himself Useful, Chapter VIII - Dick Meets his Father. 

PART THE THIRD - SUMMER: 

Chapter I - Driving out of Budmouth, Chapter II - Further along the Road, Chapter III - A Confession, Chapter IV - An Arrangement. 

PART THE FOURTH - AUTUMN: 

Chapter I - Going Nutting, Chapter II - Honey-Taking, and Afterwards, Chapter III - Fancy in the Rain, Chapter IV - The Spell, Chapter V - After Gaining Her Point, Chapter VI - Into Temptation, Chapter VII - Second Thoughts. 

PART THE FIFTH - CONCLUSION: 

Chapter I - ‘The Knot there’s No Untying’, Chapter II - Under the Greenwood Tree.