The three musketeers

I Three Presents of Monsieur d'Artagnam the Elder 3 --

II Antechamber of Monsieur de Tréville 20 --

III Audience 31 --

IV Shoulder of Athos, the Baldric of Porthos, and the Handkerchief of Aramis 43 --

V King's Musketeers and the Cardinal's Guards 52 --

VI His Majesty King Louis XIII 64 --

VII Domestic Life of the Musketeers 85 --

VIII A Court Intrigue 95 --

IX D'Artagnan Begins to Show Himself 104 --

X A Seventeenth-Century Mousetrap 114 --

XI Plot Thickens 126 --

XII George Villiers, the Duke of Buckingham 145 --

XIII Monsieur Bonacieux 154 --

XIV Man of Meung 164 --

XV Men of the Robe and Men of the Sword 176 --

XVI In Which Séguier, the Keeper of the Seals, Looks More Than Once for the Bell He Used to Ring 186 --

XVII In the Bonacieux Household 199 --

XVIII Lover and the Husband 214 --

XIX Plan of Campaign 222 --

XX Journey 232 --

XXI Comtesse de Winter 245 --

XXII Ballet of La Merlaison 257 --

XXIII Rendezvous 265 --

XXIV Pavilion 277 --

XXV Mistress of Porthos 288 --

XXVI Thesis of Aramis 308 --

XXVII Wife of Athos 327 --

XXVIII Return 348 --

XXIX Hunt for Equipment 364 --

XXX Milady 374 --

XXXI English and French 384 --

XXXII Dinner at the Prosecutor's 392 --

XXXIII Mistress and Maid 402 --

XXXIV Concernig the Equipment of Aramis and Porthos 413 --

XXXV At Night All Cats Are Gray 422 --

XXXVI Dreams of Vengeance 430 --

XXXVII Milady's Secret 439 --

XXXVIII How Athos, Without Inconveniencing Himself, Acquired His Equipment 446 --

XXXIX An Apparition 456 --

XL Cardinal 466 --

XLI Siege of La Rochelle 476 --

XLII Anjou Wine 490 --

XLIII Inn at Colombire-Rouge 499 --

XLIV On the Utility of Stovepipes 509 --

XLV A Conjugal Scene 518 --

XLVI Bastion of Saint-Gervais 525 --

XLVII Council of the Musketeers 534 --

XLVIII A Family Affair 554 --

XLIX Hand of Fate 571 --

L A Conversation Between Brother and Sister 580 --

LI "Officer!" 588 --

LII First Day of Captivity 600 --

LIII Second Day of Captivity 608 --

LIV Third Day of Captivity 616 --

LV Fourth Day of Captivity 626 --

LVI Fifth Day of Captivity 635 --

LVII A Scene from Classical Tragedy 652 --

LVIII Escape 660 --

LIX What Happened at Portsmouth on 23 August 1628 670 --

LX In France 683 --

LXI Carmelite Convent at Béthune 689 --

LXII Two Varieties of Demon 703 --

LXIII A Drop of Water 711 --

LXIV Man in the Red Cloak 727 --

LXL Judgment 733 --

LXVI Execution 743 --

LXVII Conclusion 749.

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.