XVII. Nectar and Ambrosia 350

LXXXVIII. A Gascon, and a Gascon and a
half 352

LXXXIX. Colbert 359

XC. Jealousy 362

XCI. High Treason 366

XCII. A Night at the Bastille 371

XCIII. The Shadow of M. Fouquet 374

XCIV. The Morning 383

XCV. The King's Friend 387

XCVI. Showing how the Countersign
was respected at the Bastille 395

XCVII. The King's Gratitude 400

XCVIII. The False King 404

XCIX. In which Porthos thinks he is
pursuing a Duchy 409

C. The Last Adieux 412

CI. Monsieur de Beaufort 415

CII. Preparations for Departure 419

CIII. Planchet's Inventory 423

CIV. The Inventory of M. de Beaufort 426

CV. The Silver Dish 429

CVI. Captive and Jailers 433

CVII. Promises 438

CVIII. Among Women 444

CIX. The Last Supper 449

CX. In the Carriage of M. Colbert 453

CXI. The Two Lighters 456

CXII. Friendly Advice 460

CXIII. How the King, Louis XIV.,
played his little Part 463

CXIV. The White Horse and the Black Horse 468

CXV. In which the Squirrel falls--in
which the Adder flies 472

CXVI. Belle-Isle-en-Mer 477

CXVII. The Explanations of Ar