In Which Captain Quire Brings a New Client to Josias Priest, the Dancing Master

In Which Some of the Queen's Subjects Consider a Variety of Alchemical, Philosophical and Political Problems

by HP Lovecraft

In Which the Queen and her Courtiers Celebrate the Twelfth and Final Night of the Yuletide Festival

In Which the Mad Woman in the Walls Observes Some of the Many Comings and Goings in the Outer Palace

In Which Captain Quire Attempts the Wreck of the Mikolaj Kopernik and the Capture of Her Chief Passenger

In Which Queen Gloriana Continues to Pursue Her Familiar and Hopeless Nightly Quest.

[Reader's note for those of a sensitive disposition: this is where it starts to get explicit]

In Which Captain Quire is Brought Secretly to the Palace, and Lord Montfallcon, to be Apprised of a Desperate Mission

In Which John Dee the Magus Considers the Nature of the Cosmos

In Which Captain Quire Ensures Himself of Future Comfort and Goodwill and Receives an Unwelcome Message