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The Vicomte de Bragelonne; Or, Ten Years Later

by Alexandre Dumas, Auguste Maquet

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ALEXANDRE DUMAS8
THE VICOMTE DE BRAGELONNE9
TEN YEARS LATER9
BEING THE COMPLETION OF9
"THE THREE MUSKETEERS" AND "TWENTY YEARS AFTER"9
PART II10
COMPLETE IN NINE VOLUMES10
VOLUME FOUR11
CONTENTS.12
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS17
THE VICOMTE DE BRAGELONNE.19
(PART II.)20
CHAPTER I.21
SHOWING WHAT NEITHER THE NAIAD NOR DRYAD HAD ANTICIPATED.21
CHAPTER II.31
THE NEW GENERAL OF THE JESUITS.31
CHAPTER III.44
THE STORM.44
CHAPTER IV.52
THE SHOWER OF RAIN.52
CHAPTER V.65
TOBY.65
CHAPTER VI.76
MADAME'S FOUR CHANCES.76
CHAPTER VII.83
THE LOTTERY.83
CHAPTER VIII.91
MALAGA.91
CHAPTER IX.106
A LETTER FROM M. DE BAISEMEAUX.106
CHAPTER X.111
IN WHICH THE READER WILL BE DELIGHTED TO FIND THAT PORTHOS HAS LOST NOTHING OF HIS STRENGTH.111
CHAPTER XI.133
THE RAT AND THE CHEESE.133
CHAPTER XII.141
PLANCHET'S COUNTRY-HOUSE.141
CHAPTER XIII.147
SHOWING WHAT COULD BE SEEN FROM PLANCHET'S HOUSE.147
CHAPTER XIV.154
HOW PORTHOS, TRÜCHEN, AND PLANCHET PARTED WITH EACH OTHER ON FRIENDLY TERMS, THANKS TO D'ARTAGNAN.154
CHAPTER XV.159
THE PRESENTATION OF PORTHOS AT COURT.159
CHAPTER XVI.164
EXPLANATIONS.164
CHAPTER XVII.173
MADAME AND GUICHE.173
CHAPTER XVIII.182
MONTALAIS AND MALICORNE.182
CHAPTER XIX.193
HOW DE WARDES WAS RECEIVED AT COURT.193
CHAPTER XX.206
THE COMBAT.206
CHAPTER XXI.217
THE KING'S SUPPER.217
CHAPTER XXII.223
AFTER SUPPER.223
CHAPTER XXIII.229
SHOWING IN WHAT WAY D'ARTAGNAN DISCHARGED THE MISSION WITH WHICH THE KING HAD INTRUSTED HIM.229
CHAPTER XXIV.238
THE ENCOUNTER.238
CHAPTER XXV.244
THE PHYSICIAN.244
CHAPTER XXVI.250
WHEREIN D'ARTAGNAN PERCEIVES THAT IT WAS HE WHO WAS MISTAKEN, AND MANICAMP WHO WAS RIGHT.250
CHAPTER XXVII.257
SHOWING THE ADVANTAGE OF HAVING TWO STRINGS TO ONE'S BOW.257
CHAPTER XXVIII.270
M. MALICORNE THE KEEPER OF THE RECORDS OF THE REALM OF FRANCE.270
CHAPTER XXIX.275
THE JOURNEY.275
CHAPTER XXX.282
TRIUMFEMINATE.282
CHAPTER XXXI.289
THE FIRST QUARREL.289
CHAPTER XXXII.299
DESPAIR.299
CHAPTER XXXIII.304
THE FLIGHT.304
CHAPTER XXXIV.311
SHOWING HOW LOUIS, ON HIS SIDE, HAD PASSED THE TIME FROM TEN TO HALF-PAST TWELVE AT NIGHT.311
CHAPTER XXXV.317
THE AMBASSADORS.317
CHAPTER XXXVI.325
CHAILLOT.325
CHAPTER XXXVII.335
MADAME.335
CHAPTER XXXVIII.343
MADEMOISELLE DE LA VALLIERE'S POCKET-HANDKERCHIEF.343
CHAPTER XXXIX.349
WHICH TREATS OF GARDENERS, OF LADDERS, AND MAIDS OF HONOR.349
CHAPTER XL.357
WHICH TREATS OF CARPENTRY OPERATIONS, AND FURNISHES DETAILS UPON THE MODE OF CONSTRUCTING STAIRCASES.357
CHAPTER XLI.366
THE PROMENADE BY TORCHLIGHT.366
CHAPTER XLII.376
THE APPARITION.376
CHAPTER XLIII.385
THE PORTRAIT.385
CHAPTER XLIV.392
HAMPTON COURT.392
CHAPTER XLV.406
THE COURIER FROM MADAME.406
CHAPTER XLVI.418
SAINT-AIGNAN FOLLOWS MALICORNE'S ADVICE.418
CHAPTER XLVII.423
TWO OLD FRIENDS.423
CHAPTER XLVIII.440
WHEREIN MAY BE SEEN THAT A BARGAIN WHICH CANNOT BE MADE WITH ONE PERSON CAN BE CARRIED OUT WITH ANOTHER.440
CHAPTER XLIX.452
THE SKIN OF THE BEAR.452
CHAPTER L.460
AN INTERVIEW WITH THE QUEEN-MOTHER.460
CHAPTER LI.471
TWO FRIENDS.471
CHAPTER LII.479
HOW JEAN DE LA FONTAINE WROTE HIS FIRST TALE.479
CHAPTER LIII.485
LA FONTAINE IN THE CHARACTER OF A NEGOTIATOR.485
CHAPTER LIV.494
MADAME DE BELLIERE'S PLATE AND DIAMONDS.494
CHAPTER LV.498
M. DE MAZARIN'S RECEIPT.498
CHAPTER LVI.508
MONSIEUR COLBERT'S ROUGH DRAFT.508
CHAPTER LVII.519
IN WHICH THE AUTHOR THINKS IT IS NOW TIME TO RETURN TO THE VICOMTE DE BRAGELONNE.519
CHAPTER LVIII.526
BRAGELONNE CONTINUES HIS INQUIRIES.526
CHAPTER LIX.533
TWO JEALOUSIES.533
CHAPTER LX.539
A DOMICILIARY VISIT.539
CHAPTER LXI.547
PORTHOS' PLAN OF ACTION.547
CHAPTER LXII.556
THE CHANGE OF RESIDENCE, THE TRAP-DOOR, AND THE PORTRAIT.556
CHAPTER LXIII.568
RIVAL POLITICS.568
CHAPTER LXIV.574
RIVAL AFFECTIONS.574
CHAPTER LXV.584
KING AND NOBILITY.584
CHAPTER LXVI.593
AFTER THE STORM.593
CHAPTER LXVII.600
HEU! MISER!600
CHAPTER LXVIII.604
WOUNDS UPON WOUNDS.604
CHAPTER LXIX.610
WHAT RAOUL HAD GUESSED.610
CHAPTER LXX.617
THREE GUESTS ASTONISHED TO FIND THEMSELVES AT SUPPER TOGETHER.617
CHAPTER LXXI.623
WHAT TOOK PLACE AT THE LOUVRE DURING THE SUPPER AT THE BASTILLE.623
CHAPTER LXXII.632
POLITICAL RIVALS.632
CHAPTER LXXIII.641
IN WHICH PORTHOS IS CONVINCED WITHOUT HAVING UNDERSTOOD ANYTHING.641
CHAPTER LXXIV.650
M. DE BAISEMEAUX'S "SOCIETY."650
CHAPTER LXXV.659
THE PRISONER.659
CHAPTER LXXVI.689
CHAPTER LXXVII.699
WHO MESSIRE JOHN PERCERIN WAS.699
CHAPTER LXXVIII.706
THE PATTERNS.706
CHAPTER LXXIX.717
WHERE, PROBABLY, MOLIERE FORMED HIS FIRST IDEA OF THE BOURGEOIS GENTILHOMME.717
CHAPTER LXXX.726
THE BEEHIVE, THE BEES, AND THE HONEY.726
CHAPTER LXXXI.738
ANOTHER SUPPER AT THE BASTILLE.738
CHAPTER LXXXII.747
THE GENERAL OF THE ORDER.747
CHAPTER LXXXIII.757
THE TEMPTER.757
CHAPTER LXXXIV.766
CROWN AND TIARA.766
CHAPTER LXXXV.775
THE CHATEAU DE VAUX-LE-VICOMTE.775
CHAPTER LXXXVI.781
THE WINE OF MELUN.781
CHAPTER LXXXVII.787
NECTAR AND AMBROSIA.787
CHAPTER LXXXVIII.791
A GASCON, AND A GASCON AND A HALF.791
CHAPTER LXXXIX.807
COLBERT.807
CHAPTER XC.813
JEALOUSY.813
CHAPTER XCI.820
HIGH TREASON.820
CHAPTER XCII.831
A NIGHT AT THE BASTILLE.831
CHAPTER XCIII.838
THE SHADOW OF M. FOUQUET.838
CHAPTER XCIV.856
THE MORNING.856
CHAPTER XCV.867