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CHAPTER I. - The Porte st. Antoine.	CHAPTER XLVII. - The explanation.
CHAPTER II. - What passed outside the Porte st. Antoine.	CHAPTER XLVIII. - The Spanish ambassador.
CHAPTER III. - The examination.	CHAPTER XLIX. - The poor of Henri of Navarre.
CHAPTER IV. - His majesty Henri the third.	CHAPTER L. - The true mistress of the king of Navarre.
CHAPTER V. - The execution.	CHAPTER LI. - Chicot’s astonishment at finding himself so popular in Nerac.
CHAPTER VI. - The brothers.	CHAPTER LII. - How they hunted the wolf in Navarre.
CHAPTER VII. - “The sword of the brave chevalier.”	CHAPTER LIII. - How Henri of Navarre behaved in battle.
CHAPTER VIII. - The Gascon.	CHAPTER LIV. - What was passing at the Louvre about the time Chicot entered NERAC.
CHAPTER IX. - M. De Loignac.	CHAPTER LV. - Red plume and white plume.
CHAPTER X. - The purchase of cuirasses.	CHAPTER LVI. - The door opens.
CHAPTER XI - Still the league.	CHAPTER LVII. - How A great lady loved in the year 1586.
CHAPTER XII. - The chamber of his majesty Henri III.	CHAPTER LVIII. - How st. Maline entered into the turret, and what followed.
CHAPTER XIII. - The Dormitory.	CHAPTER LIX. - What was passing in the mysterious house.
CHAPTER XIV. - The shade of Chicot.	CHAPTER LX. - The laboratory.
CHAPTER XV. - The difficulty of finding A good ambassador.	CHAPTER LXI. - What monseigneur Francois, duc D’ANJOU, duc de Brabant and comte de Flanders, was doing in Flanders.
CHAPTER XVI. - The serenade.	CHAPTER LXII. - Preparations for battle.
CHAPTER XVII. - Chicot’s purse.	CHAPTER LXIII. - Monseigneur.
CHAPTER XVIII. - The priory of the Jacobins.	CHAPTER LXIV. - Monseigneur (Contd.)
CHAPTER XIX. - The two friends.	CHAPTER LXV. - French and Flemings.
CHAPTER XX. - The breakfast.	CHAPTER LXVI. - The travelers.
CHAPTER XXI. - Brother borromee	CHAPTER LXVII. - Explanation.
CHAPTER XXII. - The lesson.	CHAPTER LXVIII. - The water.
CHAPTER XXIII. - The penitent.	CHAPTER LXIX. - Flight.
CHAPTER XXIV. - The ambush.	CHAPTER LXX. - Transfiguration.
CHAPTER XXV. - The guises.	CHAPTER LXXI. - The two brothers.
CHAPTER XXVI. - The Louvre.	CHAPTER LXXII. - The expedition.
CHAPTER XXVII. - The revelation.	CHAPTER LXXIII. - Paul-Emile.
CHAPTER XXVIII. - Two friends.	CHAPTER LXXIV. - One of the souvenirs of the duc D’ANJOU.
CHAPTER XXIX. - St. Maline.	CHAPTER LXXV. - How Aurilly executed the commission of the duc D’ANJOU.
CHAPTER XXX. - De Loignac’s interview with the forty-five.	CHAPTER LXXVI. - The journey.
CHAPTER XXXI. - The bourgeois of Paris.	CHAPTER LXXVII. - How king Henri III. Did not invite Crillon to breakfast, and how Chicot invited himself.
CHAPTER XXXII. - Brother Borromee	CHAPTER LXXVIII. - How, after receiving news from the south, Henri received news from the north.
CHAPTER XXXIII. - Chicot, Latinist.	CHAPTER LXXIX. - The two companions.
CHAPTER XXXIV. - The four winds.	CHAPTER LXXX. - The Corne D’ABONDANCE.
CHAPTER XXXV. - How Chicot continued his journey, and what happened to him.	CHAPTER LXXXI. - What happened in the little room.
CHAPTER XXXVI. - The third day of the journey.	CHAPTER LXXXII. - The husband and the lover.
CHAPTER XXXVII. - Ernanton de Carmainges.	CHAPTER LXXXIII. - Showing how Chicot began to understand the purport of monsieur de guise’s letter.
CHAPTER XXXVIII. - The stable-Yard.	CHAPTER LXXXIV. - Le cardinal de joyeuse.
CHAPTER XXXIX. - The seven sins of Magdalene.	CHAPTER LXXXV. - News from aurilly.
CHAPTER XL. - Bel-Esbat.	CHAPTER LXXXVI. - Doubt.
CHAPTER XLI. - The letter of M. De Mayenne.	CHAPTER LXXXVII. - Certainty.
CHAPTER XLII. - How Dom Gorenflot blessed the king as he passed before the priory of the Jacobins.	CHAPTER LXXXVIII. - Fatality.
CHAPTER XLIII. - How Chicot blessed king Louis II. For having invented posting, and resolved to profit by it.	CHAPTER LXXXIX. - Les hospitalieres.
CHAPTER XLIV. - How the king of Navarre guesses that “Turennius” Means turenne, and “Margota” Margot.	CHAPTER XC. - His highness monseigneur le duc de guise.
CHAPTER XLV. - The avenue three thousand feet long.	POSTSCRIPT.
CHAPTER XLVI. - Marguerite’s room.

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