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Index
Cover Title Contents Introduction Part I: The Red Sphinx
I. The Inn of the Painted Beard II. What Came of the Proposition the Stranger Made to Étienne Latil III. In Which the Gentleman Hunchback Realizes His Error in Desiring the Death of the Comte de Moret IV. The Hotel de Rambouillet V. What Occurred in the Hotel de Rambouillet as Souscarrières Was Disposing of His Third Hunchback VI. Marina and Jacquelino VII. Stairs and Corridors VIII. His Majesty King Louis XIII IX. What Passed in Queen Anne of Austria’s Bedchamber After the Departure of King Louis X. Letters Read Aloud and Letters Read Alone XI. The Red Sphinx XII. His Gray Eminence XIII. In Which Madame Cavois Becomes Partner to Monsieur Michel XIV. In Which the Cardinal Begins to See the Chessboard Clearly XV. The State of Europe in 1628 XVI. Marie de Gonzague XVII. The Commencement of the Comedy XVIII. Isabelle and Marina XIX. In Which Monseigneur Gaston, Like King Charles IX, Puts On His Little Comedy XX. Eve and the Serpent XXI. In Which the Cardinal Uses, on His Own Behalf, the Invention for Which He’d Granted Souscarrières the Patent XXII. The In Pace XXIII. Her Story XXIV. Maximilien de Béthune, Baron de Rosny, Duc de Sully XXV. The Two Eagles XXVI. The Cardinal in His Dressing Gown XXVII. The Demoiselle de Gournay XXVIII. Souscarrières’s Report XXIX. The King Goes Larding XXX. As the King Was Larding XXXI. The Shop of Ildefonse Lopez XXXII. Advice from a Jester XXXIII. The Confession XXXIV. In Which Cardinal Richelieu Writes a Comedy Without the Help of His Collaborators XXXV. The King’s Council XXXVI. Vautier’s Plan XXXVII. The Overlooked Wisp of Straw, the Unnoticed Grain of Sand XXXVIII. Richelieu’s Resolution XXXIX. Birds of Prey XL. The King Reigns XLI. The Ambassadors XLII. A Royal Intermission XLIII. Et tu, Baradas? XLIV. How Étienne Latil and the Marquis de Pisany, Each Making His First Outing, Happened to Encounter Each Other XLV. The Cardinal at Chaillot XLVI. Mirame XLVII. News from the Court XLVIII. Why Louis XIII Always Dressed in Black XLIX. In Which the Cardinal Audits the King’s Accounts L. The Avalanche LI. Guillaume Coutet LII. Marie Coutet LIII. Why the Comte de Moret Went to Work on the Fortifications of Susa Pass LIV. An Episode in the Mountains LV. Souls and Stars LVI. The Giacon Bridge LVII. The Oath LVIII. The Journal of Monsieur de Bassompierre LIX. In Which the Reader Meets an Old Friend LX. In Which the Cardinal Finds the Guide He Needs LXI. Susa Pass LXII. In Which It Is Shown That a Man is Never Hanged Until the Noose is Tightened LXIII. The White Plume LXIV. What l’Angely Thought of the Compliments of the Duke of Savoy LXV. A Chapter of History LXVI. One Year Later LXVII. Old Lovers Reunited LXVIII. The Cardinal Takes the Field LXIX. The Empty Lair LXX. In Which the Comte de Moret Offers to Take a Mule and a Million to Fort Pinerolo LXXI. The Foster-Brother LXXII. The Eagle and the Fox LXXIII. “Aurora” LXXIV. The Letter and the Lure
Part II: The Dove Translator’s Notes Publication History Dramatis Personae: Historical Character Notes Also by Alexandre Dumas Copyright
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