The Vicomte de Bragelonne Or Ten Years Later being the completion of "The Three Musketeers" And "Twenty Years After"
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THE WORKS
OF
ALEXANDRE DUMAS
THE VICOMTE DE BRAGELONNE
OR
TEN YEARS LATER
BEING THE COMPLETION OF
BEING THE COMPLETION OF
"THE THREE MUSKETEERS" AND "TWENTY YEARS AFTER"
OR
TEN YEARS LATER
BEING THE COMPLETION OF
BEING THE COMPLETION OF
"THE THREE MUSKETEERS" AND "TWENTY YEARS AFTER"
PART II
COMPLETE IN NINE VOLUMES
COMPLETE IN NINE VOLUMES
VOLUME FOUR
CONTENTS.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
THE VICOMTE DE BRAGELONNE.
(PART II.)
CHAPTER I.
SHOWING WHAT NEITHER THE NAIAD NOR DRYAD HAD ANTICIPATED.
SHOWING WHAT NEITHER THE NAIAD NOR DRYAD HAD ANTICIPATED.
CHAPTER II.
THE NEW GENERAL OF THE JESUITS.
THE NEW GENERAL OF THE JESUITS.
CHAPTER III.
THE STORM.
THE STORM.
CHAPTER IV.
THE SHOWER OF RAIN.
THE SHOWER OF RAIN.
CHAPTER V.
TOBY.
TOBY.
CHAPTER VI.
MADAME'S FOUR CHANCES.
MADAME'S FOUR CHANCES.
CHAPTER VII.
THE LOTTERY.
THE LOTTERY.
CHAPTER VIII.
MALAGA.
MALAGA.
CHAPTER IX.
A LETTER FROM M. DE BAISEMEAUX.
A LETTER FROM M. DE BAISEMEAUX.
CHAPTER X.
IN WHICH THE READER WILL BE DELIGHTED TO FIND THAT PORTHOS HAS LOST NOTHING OF HIS STRENGTH.
IN WHICH THE READER WILL BE DELIGHTED TO FIND THAT PORTHOS HAS LOST NOTHING OF HIS STRENGTH.
CHAPTER XI.
THE RAT AND THE CHEESE.
THE RAT AND THE CHEESE.
CHAPTER XII.
PLANCHET'S COUNTRY-HOUSE.
PLANCHET'S COUNTRY-HOUSE.
CHAPTER XIII.
SHOWING WHAT COULD BE SEEN FROM PLANCHET'S HOUSE.
SHOWING WHAT COULD BE SEEN FROM PLANCHET'S HOUSE.
CHAPTER XIV.
HOW PORTHOS, TRÜCHEN, AND PLANCHET PARTED WITH EACH OTHER ON FRIENDLY TERMS, THANKS TO D'ARTAGNAN.
HOW PORTHOS, TRÜCHEN, AND PLANCHET PARTED WITH EACH OTHER ON FRIENDLY TERMS, THANKS TO D'ARTAGNAN.
CHAPTER XV.
THE PRESENTATION OF PORTHOS AT COURT.
THE PRESENTATION OF PORTHOS AT COURT.
CHAPTER XVI.
EXPLANATIONS.
EXPLANATIONS.
CHAPTER XVII.
MADAME AND GUICHE.
MADAME AND GUICHE.
CHAPTER XVIII.
MONTALAIS AND MALICORNE.
MONTALAIS AND MALICORNE.
CHAPTER XIX.
HOW DE WARDES WAS RECEIVED AT COURT.
HOW DE WARDES WAS RECEIVED AT COURT.
CHAPTER XX.
THE COMBAT.
THE COMBAT.
CHAPTER XXI.
THE KING'S SUPPER.
THE KING'S SUPPER.
CHAPTER XXII.
AFTER SUPPER.
AFTER SUPPER.
CHAPTER XXIII.
SHOWING IN WHAT WAY D'ARTAGNAN DISCHARGED THE MISSION WITH WHICH THE KING HAD INTRUSTED HIM.
SHOWING IN WHAT WAY D'ARTAGNAN DISCHARGED THE MISSION WITH WHICH THE KING HAD INTRUSTED HIM.
CHAPTER XXIV.
THE ENCOUNTER.
THE ENCOUNTER.
CHAPTER XXV.
THE PHYSICIAN.
THE PHYSICIAN.
CHAPTER XXVI.
WHEREIN D'ARTAGNAN PERCEIVES THAT IT WAS HE WHO WAS MISTAKEN, AND MANICAMP WHO WAS RIGHT.
WHEREIN D'ARTAGNAN PERCEIVES THAT IT WAS HE WHO WAS MISTAKEN, AND MANICAMP WHO WAS RIGHT.
CHAPTER XXVII.
SHOWING THE ADVANTAGE OF HAVING TWO STRINGS TO ONE'S BOW.
SHOWING THE ADVANTAGE OF HAVING TWO STRINGS TO ONE'S BOW.
CHAPTER XXVIII.
M. MALICORNE THE KEEPER OF THE RECORDS OF THE REALM OF FRANCE.
M. MALICORNE THE KEEPER OF THE RECORDS OF THE REALM OF FRANCE.
CHAPTER XXIX.
THE JOURNEY.
THE JOURNEY.
CHAPTER XXX.
TRIUMFEMINATE.
TRIUMFEMINATE.
CHAPTER XXXI.
THE FIRST QUARREL.
THE FIRST QUARREL.
CHAPTER XXXII.
DESPAIR.
DESPAIR.
CHAPTER XXXIII.
THE FLIGHT.
THE FLIGHT.
CHAPTER XXXIV.
SHOWING HOW LOUIS, ON HIS SIDE, HAD PASSED THE TIME FROM TEN TO HALF-PAST TWELVE AT NIGHT.
SHOWING HOW LOUIS, ON HIS SIDE, HAD PASSED THE TIME FROM TEN TO HALF-PAST TWELVE AT NIGHT.
CHAPTER XXXV.
THE AMBASSADORS.
THE AMBASSADORS.
CHAPTER XXXVI.
CHAILLOT.
CHAILLOT.
CHAPTER XXXVII.
MADAME.
MADAME.
CHAPTER XXXVIII.
MADEMOISELLE DE LA VALLIERE'S POCKET-HANDKERCHIEF.
MADEMOISELLE DE LA VALLIERE'S POCKET-HANDKERCHIEF.
CHAPTER XXXIX.
WHICH TREATS OF GARDENERS, OF LADDERS, AND MAIDS OF HONOR.
WHICH TREATS OF GARDENERS, OF LADDERS, AND MAIDS OF HONOR.
CHAPTER XL.
WHICH TREATS OF CARPENTRY OPERATIONS, AND FURNISHES DETAILS UPON THE MODE OF CONSTRUCTING STAIRCASES.
WHICH TREATS OF CARPENTRY OPERATIONS, AND FURNISHES DETAILS UPON THE MODE OF CONSTRUCTING STAIRCASES.
CHAPTER XLI.
THE PROMENADE BY TORCHLIGHT.
THE PROMENADE BY TORCHLIGHT.
CHAPTER XLII.
THE APPARITION.
THE APPARITION.
CHAPTER XLIII.
THE PORTRAIT.
THE PORTRAIT.
CHAPTER XLIV.
HAMPTON COURT.
HAMPTON COURT.
CHAPTER XLV.
THE COURIER FROM MADAME.
THE COURIER FROM MADAME.
CHAPTER XLVI.
SAINT-AIGNAN FOLLOWS MALICORNE'S ADVICE.
SAINT-AIGNAN FOLLOWS MALICORNE'S ADVICE.
CHAPTER XLVII.
TWO OLD FRIENDS.
TWO OLD FRIENDS.
CHAPTER XLVIII.
WHEREIN MAY BE SEEN THAT A BARGAIN WHICH CANNOT BE MADE WITH ONE PERSON CAN BE CARRIED OUT WITH ANOTHER.
WHEREIN MAY BE SEEN THAT A BARGAIN WHICH CANNOT BE MADE WITH ONE PERSON CAN BE CARRIED OUT WITH ANOTHER.
CHAPTER XLIX.
THE SKIN OF THE BEAR.
THE SKIN OF THE BEAR.
CHAPTER L.
AN INTERVIEW WITH THE QUEEN-MOTHER.
AN INTERVIEW WITH THE QUEEN-MOTHER.
CHAPTER LI.
TWO FRIENDS.
TWO FRIENDS.
CHAPTER LII.
HOW JEAN DE LA FONTAINE WROTE HIS FIRST TALE.
HOW JEAN DE LA FONTAINE WROTE HIS FIRST TALE.
CHAPTER LIII.
LA FONTAINE IN THE CHARACTER OF A NEGOTIATOR.
LA FONTAINE IN THE CHARACTER OF A NEGOTIATOR.
CHAPTER LIV.
MADAME DE BELLIERE'S PLATE AND DIAMONDS.
MADAME DE BELLIERE'S PLATE AND DIAMONDS.
CHAPTER LV.
M. DE MAZARIN'S RECEIPT.
M. DE MAZARIN'S RECEIPT.
CHAPTER LVI.
MONSIEUR COLBERT'S ROUGH DRAFT.
MONSIEUR COLBERT'S ROUGH DRAFT.
CHAPTER LVII.
IN WHICH THE AUTHOR THINKS IT IS NOW TIME TO RETURN TO THE VICOMTE DE BRAGELONNE.
IN WHICH THE AUTHOR THINKS IT IS NOW TIME TO RETURN TO THE VICOMTE DE BRAGELONNE.
CHAPTER LVIII.
BRAGELONNE CONTINUES HIS INQUIRIES.
BRAGELONNE CONTINUES HIS INQUIRIES.
CHAPTER LIX.
TWO JEALOUSIES.
TWO JEALOUSIES.
CHAPTER LX.
A DOMICILIARY VISIT.
A DOMICILIARY VISIT.
CHAPTER LXI.
PORTHOS' PLAN OF ACTION.
PORTHOS' PLAN OF ACTION.
CHAPTER LXII.
THE CHANGE OF RESIDENCE, THE TRAP-DOOR, AND THE PORTRAIT.
THE CHANGE OF RESIDENCE, THE TRAP-DOOR, AND THE PORTRAIT.
CHAPTER LXIII.
RIVAL POLITICS.
RIVAL POLITICS.
CHAPTER LXIV.
RIVAL AFFECTIONS.
RIVAL AFFECTIONS.
CHAPTER LXV.
KING AND NOBILITY.
KING AND NOBILITY.
CHAPTER LXVI.
AFTER THE STORM.
AFTER THE STORM.
CHAPTER LXVII.
HEU! MISER!
HEU! MISER!
CHAPTER LXVIII.
WOUNDS UPON WOUNDS.
WOUNDS UPON WOUNDS.
CHAPTER LXIX.
WHAT RAOUL HAD GUESSED.
WHAT RAOUL HAD GUESSED.
CHAPTER LXX.
THREE GUESTS ASTONISHED TO FIND THEMSELVES AT SUPPER TOGETHER.
THREE GUESTS ASTONISHED TO FIND THEMSELVES AT SUPPER TOGETHER.
CHAPTER LXXI.
WHAT TOOK PLACE AT THE LOUVRE DURING THE SUPPER AT THE BASTILLE.
WHAT TOOK PLACE AT THE LOUVRE DURING THE SUPPER AT THE BASTILLE.
CHAPTER LXXII.
POLITICAL RIVALS.
POLITICAL RIVALS.
CHAPTER LXXIII.
IN WHICH PORTHOS IS CONVINCED WITHOUT HAVING UNDERSTOOD ANYTHING.
IN WHICH PORTHOS IS CONVINCED WITHOUT HAVING UNDERSTOOD ANYTHING.
CHAPTER LXXIV.
M. DE BAISEMEAUX'S "SOCIETY."
M. DE BAISEMEAUX'S "SOCIETY."
CHAPTER LXXV.
THE PRISONER.
THE PRISONER.
CHAPTER LXXVI.
HOW MOUSTON HAD BECOME FATTER WITHOUT GIVING PORTHOS NOTICE THEREOF, AND OF THE TROUBLES WHICH CONSEQUENTLY BEFELL THAT WORTHY GENTLEMAN.
HOW MOUSTON HAD BECOME FATTER WITHOUT GIVING PORTHOS NOTICE THEREOF, AND OF THE TROUBLES WHICH CONSEQUENTLY BEFELL THAT WORTHY GENTLEMAN.
CHAPTER LXXVII.
WHO MESSIRE JOHN PERCERIN WAS.
WHO MESSIRE JOHN PERCERIN WAS.
CHAPTER LXXVIII.
THE PATTERNS.
THE PATTERNS.
CHAPTER LXXIX.
WHERE, PROBABLY, MOLIERE FORMED HIS FIRST IDEA OF THE BOURGEOIS GENTILHOMME.
WHERE, PROBABLY, MOLIERE FORMED HIS FIRST IDEA OF THE BOURGEOIS GENTILHOMME.
CHAPTER LXXX.
THE BEEHIVE, THE BEES, AND THE HONEY.
THE BEEHIVE, THE BEES, AND THE HONEY.
CHAPTER LXXXI.
ANOTHER SUPPER AT THE BASTILLE.
ANOTHER SUPPER AT THE BASTILLE.
CHAPTER LXXXII.
THE GENERAL OF THE ORDER.
THE GENERAL OF THE ORDER.
CHAPTER LXXXIII.
THE TEMPTER.
THE TEMPTER.
CHAPTER LXXXIV.
CROWN AND TIARA.
CROWN AND TIARA.
CHAPTER LXXXV.
THE CHATEAU DE VAUX-LE-VICOMTE.
THE CHATEAU DE VAUX-LE-VICOMTE.
CHAPTER LXXXVI.
THE WINE OF MELUN.
THE WINE OF MELUN.
CHAPTER LXXXVII.
NECTAR AND AMBROSIA.
NECTAR AND AMBROSIA.
CHAPTER LXXXVIII.
A GASCON, AND A GASCON AND A HALF.
A GASCON, AND A GASCON AND A HALF.
CHAPTER LXXXIX.
COLBERT.
COLBERT.
CHAPTER XC.
JEALOUSY.
JEALOUSY.
CHAPTER XCI.
HIGH TREASON.
HIGH TREASON.
CHAPTER XCII.
A NIGHT AT THE BASTILLE.
A NIGHT AT THE BASTILLE.
CHAPTER XCIII.
THE SHADOW OF M. FOUQUET.
THE SHADOW OF M. FOUQUET.
CHAPTER XCIV.
THE MORNING.
THE MORNING.
CHAPTER XCV.
THE KING'S FRIEND.
THE KING'S FRIEND.
CHAPTER XCVI.
SHOWING HOW THE COUNTERSIGN WAS RESPECTED AT THE BASTILLE.
SHOWING HOW THE COUNTERSIGN WAS RESPECTED AT THE BASTILLE.
CHAPTER XCVII.
THE KING'S GRATITUDE.
THE KING'S GRATITUDE.
CHAPTER XCVIII.
THE FALSE KING.
THE FALSE KING.
CHAPTER XCIX.
IN WHICH PORTHOS THINKS HE IS PURSUING A DUCHY.
IN WHICH PORTHOS THINKS HE IS PURSUING A DUCHY.
CHAPTER C.
THE LAST ADIEUX.
THE LAST ADIEUX.
CHAPTER CI.
MONSIEUR DE BEAUFORT.
MONSIEUR DE BEAUFORT.
CHAPTER CII.
PREPARATIONS FOR DEPARTURE.
PREPARATIONS FOR DEPARTURE.
CHAPTER CIII.
PLANCHET'S INVENTORY.
PLANCHET'S INVENTORY.
CHAPTER CIV.
THE INVENTORY OF M. DE BEAUFORT.
THE INVENTORY OF M. DE BEAUFORT.
CHAPTER CV.
THE SILVER DISH.
THE SILVER DISH.
CHAPTER CVI.
CAPTIVE AND JAILERS.
CAPTIVE AND JAILERS.
CHAPTER CVII.
PROMISES.
PROMISES.
CHAPTER CVIII.
AMONG WOMEN.
AMONG WOMEN.
CHAPTER CIX.
THE LAST SUPPER.
THE LAST SUPPER.
CHAPTER CX.
IN THE CARRIAGE OF M. COLBERT.
IN THE CARRIAGE OF M. COLBERT.
CHAPTER CXI.
THE TWO LIGHTERS.
THE TWO LIGHTERS.
CHAPTER CXII.
FRIENDLY ADVICE.
FRIENDLY ADVICE.
CHAPTER CXIII.
HOW THE KING, LOUIS XIV., PLAYED HIS LITTLE PART.
HOW THE KING, LOUIS XIV., PLAYED HIS LITTLE PART.
CHAPTER CXIV.
THE WHITE HORSE AND THE BLACK HORSE.
THE WHITE HORSE AND THE BLACK HORSE.
CHAPTER CXV.
IN WHICH THE SQUIRREL FALLS—IN WHICH THE ADDER FLIES.
IN WHICH THE SQUIRREL FALLS—IN WHICH THE ADDER FLIES.
CHAPTER CXVI.
BELLE-ISLE-EN-MER.
BELLE-ISLE-EN-MER.
CHAPTER CXVII.
THE EXPLANATIONS OF ARAMIS.
THE EXPLANATIONS OF ARAMIS.
CHAPTER CXVIII.
RESULT OF THE IDEAS OF THE KING, AND THE IDEAS OF D'ARTAGNAN.
RESULT OF THE IDEAS OF THE KING, AND THE IDEAS OF D'ARTAGNAN.
CHAPTER CXIX.
THE ANCESTORS OF PORTHOS.
THE ANCESTORS OF PORTHOS.
CHAPTER CXX.
THE SON OF BISCARRAT.
THE SON OF BISCARRAT.
CHAPTER CXXI.
THE GROTTO OF LOCMARIA.
THE GROTTO OF LOCMARIA.
CHAPTER CXXII.
THE GROTTO.
THE GROTTO.
CHAPTER CXXIII.
AN HOMERIC SONG.
AN HOMERIC SONG.
CHAPTER CXXIV.
THE DEATH OF A TITAN.
THE DEATH OF A TITAN.
CHAPTER CXXV.
THE EPITAPH OF PORTHOS.
THE EPITAPH OF PORTHOS.
CHAPTER CXXVI.
THE ROUND OF M. DE GESVRES.
THE ROUND OF M. DE GESVRES.
CHAPTER CXXVII.
KING LOUIS XIV.
KING LOUIS XIV.
CHAPTER CXXVIII.
THE FRIENDS OF M. FOUQUET.
THE FRIENDS OF M. FOUQUET.
CHAPTER CXXIX.
PORTHOS' WILL.
PORTHOS' WILL.
CHAPTER CXXX.
THE OLD AGE OF ATHOS.
THE OLD AGE OF ATHOS.
CHAPTER CXXXI.
THE VISION OF ATHOS.
THE VISION OF ATHOS.
CHAPTER CXXXII.
THE ANGEL OF DEATH.
THE ANGEL OF DEATH.
CHAPTER CXXXIII.
THE BULLETIN.
THE BULLETIN.
CHAPTER CXXXIV.
THE LAST CANTO OF THE POEM.
THE LAST CANTO OF THE POEM.
EPILOGUE.
THE DEATH OF D'ARTAGNAN.
END OF "THE VICOMTE DE BRAGELONNE."
END OF "THE VICOMTE DE BRAGELONNE."
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