The regent's daughter
by Alexandre Dumas
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Contents
- Chapter I. An Abbess of the Eighteenth Century
- Chapter II. Decidedly the Family Begins to Settle Down
- Chapter III. What Passed Three Nights Later at Eight Hundred Leagues from the Palais Royal
- Chapter IV. Showing How Chance Arranges Some Matters Better Than Providence
- Chapter V. The Journey
- Chapter VI. A Room in the Hotel at Rambouillet
- Chapter VII. A Servant in the Royal Livery.—Monseigneur Le Duc D'Orleans
- Chapter VIII. The Utility of a Seal
- Chapter IX. The Visit
- Chapter X. In Which Dubois Proves That His Police Was Better Organized at an Expense of 300,000 Francs Than the General Police for Three Millions
- Chapter XI. Rambouillet Again
- Chapter XII. Captain La Jonquiere
- Chapter XIII. Monsieur Moutonnet, Draper at St. Germain-En-Laye
- Chapter XIV. Trust to Signs of Gratitude
- Chapter XV. His Excellency the Duc D'Orleans
- Chapter XVI. Monseigneur, We Are Bretons
- Chapter XVII. Monsieur Andre
- Chapter XVIII. The Faubourg Saint Antoine
- Chapter XIX. The Artist and the Politician
- Chapter XX. Blood Reveals Itself
- Chapter XXI. What Passed in the Rue Du Bac While Waiting for Gaston
- Chapter XXII. In Bretagne
- Chapter XXIII. The Sorceress of Savernay
- Chapter XXIV. The Arrest
- Chapter XXV. The Bastille
- Chapter XXVI. How Life Passed in the Bastille While Waiting for Death
- Chapter XXVII. How the Night Passed in the Bastille While Waiting for the Day
- Chapter XXVIII. A Companion in the Bastille
- Chapter XXIX. The Sentence
- Chapter XXX. The Family Feud
- Chapter XXXI. State Affairs and Family Affairs
- Chapter XXXII. Showing That We Must Not Always Judge Others by Ourselves, Above All If We Are Called Dubois
- Chapter XXXIII. Monceaux
- Chapter XXXIV. The Pardon
- Chapter XXXV. The Last Interview
- Chapter XXXVI. Nantes
- Chapter XXXVII. The Tragedy of Nantes
- The End