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The three gifts of M. d'Artagnan the Elder

The antechamber of M. de Treville

The audience

The shoulder of Athose, the Baldric of Porthos, and the handerchief of Aramis

The Kings' musketeers and the Cardinal's guards

His Majesty King Louis XIII

The housekeeping of the Musketeers

A court intrigue

D'Artagnan shows himself

A mouse-trap in the seventeenth century

The intrigue grows tangled

George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham

Monsieur Bonacieux

The man of Meung

Men of the robe and men of the sword

In which M. Seguier, the keeper of the seals, looks more than once for the bell, in order to ring it, as he did before

Bonacieux at home

The lover and the husband

Plan of the campaign

The journey

The Comtess de Winter

The ballet of La Merlaison

The rendezvous

The pavilion

The mistress of Porthos

The thesis of Aramis

The wife of Athos

The return

Hunting for their equipments

Milady

English and French

A procurator's dinner

Soubrette and mistress

In which the outfit of Aramis and Porthose is treated of

All cats are grey in the dark

Dream of vengeance

Milady's secret

How, without incommoding himself, Athos found his outfit

A vision

A terrible vision

The seige of Rochelle

The Anjou wine

The inn of the Red Dovecot

The utility of stove-pipes

A conjugal scene

The Bastion St. Gervais

The council of the musketeers

A family affair

Fatality

Chat of a brother with a sister

Officer

The first day of captivity

The second day of captivity

The third day of captivity

The fourth day of captivity

The fifth day of captivity

Means for classical tragedy

Escape

What took place at Portsmouth Au.. 23, 1628

In France

The Carmelite Convent at Bethune

Two varieties of demons

The drop of water

The man in the red cloak

Judgment

Execution

The Cardinal's messenger

Epilogue.

From the Book

Three presents of M. D'Artagnan, the father

Antechamber of M. De Treville

Audience

Shoulder of Athos, the belt of Porthos, and the handkerchief of Aramis

King's musketeers and the cardinal's guards

His Majesty, King Louis the Thirteenth

Domestic manners of the musketeers

Court intrigue

D'Artagnan begins to show himself

Mousetrap of the seventeenth century

Intrigue becomes confused

George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham

Monsieur Bonancieux

Man of Meung

Civilians and soldiers

In which the keeper of the seals, Seguier, looked more than once after the bell, that he might ring it as he had been used to do

Bonancieux household

Lover and the husband

Plan of campaign

Journey

Countess de Winter

Ballet of 'The Merlaiso'

Appointment

Pavilion

Porthos

Thesis of Aramis

Wife of Athos

Return

Hunt after Equipments

'My Lady'

English and French

Attorney's dinner

Maid and mistress

Concerning the equipments of Aramis and Porthos

All cats are alike gray in the dark

Dream of vengeance

Lady's secret

How, without disturbing himself, Athos obtained his equipment

Charming vision

Terrible vision

Siege of La Rochelle

Wine of Anjou

Red Dove-Cot Tavern

Utility of stove funnels

Conjugal scene

Bastion of St. Gervais

Council of the musketeers

Family affair

Fatality

Chat between a brother and sister

Officer

First day of Imprisonment

Second day of Imprisonment

Third day of imprisonment

Fourth day of imprisonment

Fifth day of imprisonment

Event in classical tragedy

Escape

What happened at Portsmouth, on the twenty-third of August, 1628

In France

Carmelite convent of Bethune

Two kinds of demons

Drop of water

Man in the red cloak

Judgment

Execution

Message from the cardinal

Epilogue.

From the Book - Modern Library ed.

Introduction/Jacques Le Clercq

Author's preface: Wherein it is proved that despite their names ending in-os and-is, the heroes of the story we are about to relate have nothing mythological about them

Three gifts of monsieur d'Artagnan the elder

Antechamber of monsieur de Treville

Audience

Athos and his shoulder, of Porthos and his baldric, and of aramis and his handkerchief

His majesty's musketeers and the cardinal's guards

His majesty king Louis Xlll

Home life of the musketeers

Concerning a court intrigue

D'Artagnan to the fore

Concerning a mousetrap in the seventeenth century

In which the plot thickens

George Villiers, duke of Buckingham

Monsieur Bonacieux

Man of Meung

Men of law and men of the sword

Wherein monsieur Pierre Seguier, chancellor of France and keeper of the seals, looks more than once for a bell to ring as lustily as he was wont to do of yore

Monsieur Bonacieux and his lady

Lover and husband

Plan of campaign

journey

Lady Clark

In which their majesties dance la Merlaison, a favorite ballet of the king's

Rendezvous

Lodge

What happened to Porthos

Aramis and his thesis

Athos and his wife

Return

Of the hunt for campaign outfits

Milady

Englishmen and Frenchmen

Dinner at the house of an attorney-at-law

Soubrette and her mistress

Concerning the respective outfits of Aramis and Porthos

At night all cats are gray

Drea ms of vengeance

Milady's secret

How Athos without lifting a finger procured his equipment for the campaign

Vision

Wherein d'Artagnan meets his eminence and milady speeds him off to war

Siege of la Rochelle

Anjou wine and its salubrious virtues

At the sign of the red dovecote utility of stovepipes

Husband and wife

Bastion Saint-Bervais

Council of the musketeers

Family affair

Fatality

Intimate

Conversation between brother and sister

Officer out on a stroll

Captivity: First day

Captivity: Second day

Captivity: Third day

Captivity: Fourth day

Captivity: Fifth day

How milady employed the technique of classical tragedy to prepare a modern one

Escape That occurred at Portsmouth on august 23, 1628

What was happening in France

What occurred at the convent of the Carmelite nuns in Bethune

Two varieties of demons

Wine and water

Man in the red cloak

Day of judgment

How judgment was accomplished

Cardinal, his agent and a lieutenant's commission

Epilogue.

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