Book I. The Consent is given, the Time appointed, the Marriage solemniz'd, and Wedding kept
Book II. Madam goes to buy Houshold-Furniture; the Ingratitude of some of the Wedding-Guests, and Thankfulness of others; with other no less entertaining Particulars
Book III. Our young Couple walk abroad; are courteously treated by all their Acquaintance; with their Journey into the Country for Pleasure; and other Things of great Importance to Know
Book IV. The buxom Dame gossips with her Neighbours, complains she is not with Child, consults the Doctor, is order'd Physick, with other Matters too engaging to be overlook'd
Book V. Joyful News, Madame proves with Child, and longs; with the Pleasures that attend both Also some remarkable Accidents, not taken Notice of by any other Author
Book VI. Childbed Linen is to be provided; the Care of the Infant; Choice of a Midwife and Nurse; vastly important as well to the Husband as his Spouse and Child
Book VII. The good Woman falls in Labour; with various other entertaining Concomitents
Book VIII. The good Woman is delivered; the Beauty of the Child; the instructive, and delightful Tales of the Gossips; and the extravagant Raptures of the Husband, &c.
Book IX. The Child is christen'd; the Feast provided for the Gossips, the true Stories they relate, very delightful to read, and instructive to remember
Book X. The Child is coated; a Feast upon the same, very wonderful to be related.