Still William

The stories

• The Bishop's Handkerchief – There is a craze for silk handkerchiefs in the village, and William will stop at nothing to get one.
• Henri Learns the Language – A young Frenchman arrives in the village, intent upon learning colloquial English. William's attempts to teach him lead to chaos.
• The Sweet Little Girl in White – William is forced to play at "fairies" with an odious and domineering little girl. Little does he know what effect this will have.
• William Turns Over a New Leaf – William's attempts to aid his brother Robert's romantic activities are undermined by Robert's failure to include surnames in his love poetry.
• A Bit of Blackmail – The Outlaws use underhand methods to force the stout Mr. Bott to change his mind about whether to fire Bob Andrews.
• William the Money-Maker – William and his friends organize an exhibition, but Violet Elizabeth is determined to get in on the act.
• The Haunted House – The Outlaws' midnight feast lead to rumors of the supernatural among the Society for the Encouragement of Higher Thought.
• William the Match-Maker – William chooses village eccentric Mr. March as a potential suitor for his sister Ethel.
• William's Truthful Christmas – Following the vicar's advice, William decides to "cast aside deceit and hypocrisy" and speak the truth. He soon finds that "the truth" is the last thing anyone wants to hear.
• An Afternoon with William – William and Ginger believe they have found an undiscovered tribe of savages.
• William Spoils the Party – The Outlaws kidnap a politician about whom William's father has been complaining.
• The Cat and the Mouse – Having been victimized by the new chemistry master, William finds a way to get even.
• William and Uncle George – William acquires a pair of horn-rim spectacles.
• William and Saint Valentine – William falls for an "older woman".