Louise de la Vallière (1857) (edit title/settings)

Rhienne edited the table of contents of Louise de la Vallière Wednesday, June 20, 2012.

• I. ing Louis XIV does not think Mademoiselle de la Valliere rich enough or pretty enough for a gentleman of the rank of the Vicomte de Bragelonne
  II. D'Artagnan calls de Wardes to account
  III. Baisemeaux de Montlezun
  IV. The King's card-table
  V. M. Baisemeaux's de Montlezun's accounts
  VI. The breakfast of Monsieur de Baisemeaux
  VII. The second floor of la Beraudiere
  VIII. The two friends
  IX. Madame de Belliere's plate
  X. The dowry
  XI. On the sands at Calais
  XII. Madame amuses herself
  XIII. Lorraine is jealous
  XIV. Monsier is jealous of Guiche
  XV. The mediator
  XVI. The advisers
  XVII. Fontainebleau
  XVIII. The bath
  XVIX. The butterfly-chase
  XX. What was caught in the hand after the butterflies
  XXI. The ballet of the seasons
  XXII. The nymphs of the park of Fontainebleau
  XXIII. Under the royal oak
  XXIV. The King's uneasiness
  XXV. The King's secret
  XXVI. Midnight rambles
  XXVII. Madame acquires a proof that listeners can hear what is said
  XXVIII. Aramis's correspondance
  XXIX. The orderly clerk
  XXX. Fontainebleau at two o'clock in the morning
  XXXI. The labyrinth
  XXXII. How Malicorne had been turned out of the Hotel of the Beau Paon
  XXXIII. What really took place at the Beau Paon
  XXXIV. A Jesuit of the eleventh year
  XXXV. The state secret
  XXXVI. A special mission
  XXXVII. As happy as a prince
  XXXVIII. The story of a dryad and of a naiad
  XXXIX. Conclusion of the story of a dryad and of a naiad
  XL. Royal pyschology
  XLI. Showing what neither the naiad nor dryad had anticipated
  XLII. The new general of the Jesuits