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Introductory Note I. In which the Reader is made acquainted with the Hero of this History, as well as with the Country in which he first saw the Light II. In which it is proved that an Aunt is not always a Mother III. Ange Pitou at his Aunt's IV. Of the Influence which a Barbarism and Seven Solecisms may have upon the Whole Life of a Man V. A Philosophical Farmer VI. Pastoral Scenes VII. In which it is demonstrated that although Long Legs's may be somewhat Ungraceful in Dancing, they are very useful in Running VIII. Showing why the Gentleman in Black had gone into the Farm at the same time with the Two Sergeants IX. The Road to Paris X. What was happening at the End of the Road which Pitou was travelling upon,—that is to say, at Paris XI. The Night between the 12th and 13th of July XII. What occurred during the Night of the 12th July, 1789 XIII. The King is so good! the Queen is so good! XIV. The Three Powers of France XV. Monsieur de Launay, Governor of the Bastille XVI. The Bastille and it's Governor XVII. The Bastille XVIII. Doctor Gilbert XIX. The Triangle XX. Sebastien Gilbert XXI. Madame de Staël XXII. The King Louis XVI XXIII. The Countess de Charny XXIV. Royal Philosophy XXV. In the Queen's Apartments XXVI. How the King supped on the 14th of July, 1789 XXVII.Olivier de Charny XXVIII. Olivier de Charny XXIX. A Trio XXX. A King and a Queen I. What the Queen's Thoughts were, during the Night from July 14 to July 15, 1789 II. The King's Physician III. The Council IV. Decision V. The Shirt of Mail VI. The Departure VII. The Journey VIII. Showing what was taking place at Versailles while the King was listening to the Speeches of the Municipality IX. The Return X. Foulon XI. The Father-in-Law XII. The Son-in-Law XIII. Billot begins to perceive that all is not Roses in Revolutions XIV. The Pitts XV. Medea XVI. What the Queen wished XVII. The Flanders Regiment XVIII. The Banquet given by the Guards XIX. The Wowen begin to stir XX. Maillard a General XXI. Versailles XXII. The Fifth October XXIII. The Evening of the Fifth and Sixth of October XXIV. The Night of the Fifth and Sixth of October XXV. The Morning XXVI. George de Charny XXVII. Departure, Journey, and Arrival of Pitou and Sebastien Gilbert XXVIII. How Pitou, after having been cursed and turned out of Doors by his Aunt on account of a Barbarism and three Solecisms, was again cursed and turned out by her on account of a fowl cooked with rice XXIX. Pitou a Revolutionist XXX. Madame Billot Abdicates XXXI. What decided Pitou to leave the Farm and return to Haramont, his real and only Country XXXII. Pitou an Orator XXXIII. Pitou a Conspirator XXXIV. In which will be seen opposed to each other the Monarchical Principle represented by the Abbé Fortier, and the Revolutionary Principle represented by Pitou XXXV. Pitou a Diplomatist XXXVI. Pitou Triumphs XXXVII. How Pitou learned Tactics, and acquired a Noble Bearing XXXVIII. Catherine becomes a Diplomatist XXXIX. Honey and Absinthe XL. An Unexpected Dénouement
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