Youth

I: What I Consider to Have Been the Beginning of my Youth

II: Springtime

III: Dreams

IV: Our Family Circle

V: My Rules

VI: Confession

VII: The Expedition to the Monastery

VIII: The Second Confession

IX: How I Prepared Myself for the Examinations

X: The Examination in History

XI: My Examination in Mathematics

XII: My Examination in Latin

XIII: I Become Grown-Up

XIV: How Woloda and Dubkoff Amused Themselves

XV: I Am Feted at Dinner

XVI: The Quarrel

XVII: I Get Ready to Pay Some Calls

XVIII: The Valakhin Family

XIX: The Kornakoffs

XX: The Iwins

XXI: Prince Ivan Ivanovitch

XXII: Intimate Conversation with my Friend

XXIII: The Nechludoffs

XXIV: Love

XXV: I Become Better Acquainted with the Nechludoffs

XXVI: I Show Off

XXVII: Dimitri

XXVIII: In the Country

XXIX: Relations Between the Girls and Ourselves

XXX: How I Employed my Time

XXXI: “comme Il Faut”

XXXII: Youth

XXXIII: Our Neighbours

XXXIV: My Father’s Second Marriage

XXXV: How We Received the News

XXXVI: The University

XXXVII: Affairs of the Heart

XXXVIII: The World

XXXIX: The Students’ Feast

XL: My Friendship with the Nechludoffs

XLI: My Friendship with the Nechludoffs

XLII: Our Stepmother

XLIII: New Comrades

XLIV: Zuchin and Semenoff

XLV: I Come to Grief