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## Mistress Wilding ## Captain Blood ## Scaramouche ## Historical Night's Entertainment-1 ## Historical Night's Entertainment-2 ## St. Martin's Summer ## The Snare ## Trampling of the Lilies ## The Life of Cesare Borgia ## Love-at-Arms ## The Sea-Hawk ## The Shame of Motley ## The Strolling Saint ## The Suitors of Yvonne ## The Tavern Knight ## Bardelys the Magnificent ## The Lion's Skin

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# WILDING

# SCARAMOUCHE

> SCARAMOUCHE
> BOOK I.
> CHAPTER I. THE REPUBLICAN
> CHAPTER II. THE ARISTOCRAT
> CHAPTER III. THE ELOQUENCE OF M. DE VILMORIN
> CHAPTER IV. THE HERITAGE
> CHAPTER V. THE LORD OF GAVRILLAC
> CHAPTER VI. THE WINDMILL
> CHAPTER VII. THE WIND
> CHAPTER VIII. OMNES OMNIBUS
> CHAPTER IX. THE AFTERMATH
> BOOK II.
> CHAPTER I. THE TRESPASSERS
> CHAPTER II. THE SERVICE OF THESPIS
> CHAPTER II. THE COMIC MUSE
> CHAPTER IV. EXIT MONSIEUR PARVISSIMUS
> CHAPTER V. ENTER SCARAMOUCHE
> CHAPTER VI. CLIMENE
> CHAPTER VII. THE CONQUEST OF NANTES
> CHAPTER VIII. THE DREAM
> CHAPTER IX. THE AWAKENING
> CHAPTER X. CONTRITION
> CHAPTER XI. THE FRACAS AT THE THEATRE FEYDAU
> BOOK III.
> CHAPTER I. TRANSITION
> CHAPTER II. QUOS DEUS VULT PERDERE
> CHAPTER III. PRESIDENT LE CHAPELIER
> CHAPTER IV. AT MEUDON
> CHAPTER V. MADAME DE PLOUGASTEL
> CHAPTER VI. POLITICIANS
> CHAPTER VII. THE SPADASSINICIDES
> CHAPTER VIII. THE PALADIN OF THE THIRD
> CHAPTER IX. TORN PRIDE
> CHAPTER X. THE RETURNING CARRIAGE
> CHAPTER XI. INFERENCES
> CHAPTER XII. THE OVERWHELMING REASON
> CHAPTER XIII. SANCTUARY
> CHAPTER XIV. THE BARRIER
> CHAPTER XV. SAFE-CONDUCT
> CHAPTER XVI. SUNRISE

## CAPTAIN BLOOD HIS ODYSSEY

> CHAPTER I. THE MESSENGER
> CHAPTER II. KIRKE'S DRAGOONS
> CHAPTER III. THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE
> CHAPTER IV. HUMAN MERCHANDISE
> CHAPTER V. ARABELLA BISHOP
> CHAPTER VI. PLANS OF ESCAPE
> CHAPTER VII. PIRATES
> CHAPTER VIII. SPANIARDS
> CHAPTER IX. THE REBELS-CONVICT
> CHAPTER X. DON DIEGO
> CHAPTER XI. FILIAL PIETY
> CHAPTER XII. DON PEDRO SANGRE
> CHAPTER XIII. TORTUGA
> CHAPTER XIV. LEVASSEUR'S HEROICS
> CHAPTER XV. THE RANSOM
> CHAPTER XVI. THE TRAP
> CHAPTER XVII. THE DUPES
> CHAPTER XVIII. THE MILAGROSA
> CHAPTER XIX. THE MEETING
> CHAPTER XX. THIEF AND PIRATE
> CHAPTER XXI. THE SERVICE OF KING JAMES
> CHAPTER XXII. HOSTILITIES
> CHAPTER XXIII. HOSTAGES
> CHAPTER XXIV. WAR
> CHAPTER XXV. THE SERVICE OF KING LOUIS
> CHAPTER XXVI. M. de RIVAROL
> CHAPTER XXVII. CARTAGENA
> CHAPTER XXVIII. THE HONOUR OF M. DE RIVAROL
> CHAPTER XXIX. THE SERVICE OF KING WILLIAM
> CHAPTER XXX. THE LAST FIGHT OF THE ARABELLA
> CHAPTER XXXI. HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR

# BARDELYS THE MAGNIFICENT

> BARDELYS THE MAGNIFICENT
> CHAPTER I. THE WAGER
> CHAPTER II. THE KING'S WISHES
> CHAPTER III. RENE DE LESPERON
> CHAPTER IV. A MAID IN THE MOONLIGHT
> CHAPTER V. THE VICOMTE DE LAVEDAN
> CHAPTER VI. IN CONVALESCENCE
> CHAPTER VII. THE HOSTILITY OF SAINT-EUSTACHE
> CHAPTER VIII. THE PORTRAIT
> CHAPTER IX. A NIGHT ALARM
> CHAPTER X. THE RISEN DEAD
> CHAPTER XI. THE KING'S COMMISSIONER
> CHAPTER XII. THE TRIBUNAL OF TOULOUSE
> CHAPTER XIII. THE ELEVENTH HOUR
> CHAPTER XIV. EAVESDROPPING
> CHAPTER XV. MONSIEUR DE CHATELLERAULT IS ANGRY
> CHAPTER XVI. SWORDS!
> CHAPTER XVII. THE BABBLING OF GANYMEDE
> CHAPTER XVIII. SAINT-EUSTACHE IS OBSTINATE
> CHAPTER XIX. THE FLINT AND THE STEEL
> CHAPTER XX. THE “BRAVI” AT BLAGNAC
> CHAPTER XXI. LOUIS THE JUST
> CHAPTER XXII. WE UNSADDLE

## Contents

PREFACE
THE HISTORICAL NIGHTS' ENTERTAINMENT, FIRST SERIES

I. | THE NIGHT OF HOLYROOD—The Murder of David Rizzio
II. | THE NIGHT OF KIRK O' FIELD—The Murder of Darnley
III. | THE NIGHT OF BETRAYAL—Antonio Perez and Philip II of Spain
IV. | THE NIGHT OF CHARITY—The Case Of The Lady Alice Lisle
V. | THE NIGHT OF MASSACRE—The Story Of The Saint Bartholomew
VI. | THE NIGHT OF WITCHCRAFT—Louis XIV and Madame De Montespan
VII. | THE NIGHT OF GEMS—The “Affairs” Of The Queen's Necklace
VIII. | THE NIGHT OF TERROR—The Drownings At Nantes Under Carrier
IX. | THE NIGHT OF NUPTIALS—Charles The Bold And Sapphira Danvelt
X. | THE NIGHT OF STRANGLERS—Govanna Of Naples And Andreas Of Hungary
XI. | THE NIGHT OF HATE—The Murder Of The Duke Of Gandia
XII. | THE NIGHT OF ESCAPE—Casanova's Escape From The Piombi
XIII. | THE NIGHT OF MASQUERADE—The Assassination Of Gustavus III Of Sweden

# THE HISTORICAL NIGHTS' ENTERTAINMENT, SECOND SERIES

## Contents

Preface

I. | THE ABSOLUTION
II. | THE FALSE DEMETRIUS
III. | THE HERMOSA FEMBRA
IV. | THE PASTRY-COOK OF MADRIGAL
V. | THE END OF THE “VERT GALANT”
VI. | THE BARREN WOOING
VII. | SIR JUDAS
VIII. | HIS INSOLENCE OF BUCKINGHAM
IX. | THE PATH OF EXILE
X. | THE TRAGEDY OF HERRENHAUSEN
XI. | THE TYRANNICIDE

# ST. MARTIN’S SUMMER

> CHAPTER I. THE SENESCHAL OF DAUPHINY
> CHAPTER II. MONSIEUR DE GARNACHE
> CHAPTER III. THE DOWAGER’S COMPLIANCE
> CHAPTER IV. THE CHATEAU DE CONDILLAC
> CHAPTER V. MONSIEUR DE GARNACHE LOSES HIS TEMPER
> CHAPTER VI. MONSIEUR DE GARNACHE KEEPS HIS TEMPER
> CHAPTER VII. THE OPENING OF THE TRAP
> CHAPTER VIII. THE CLOSING OF THE TRAP
> CHAPTER IX. THE SENESCHAL’S ADVICE
> CHAPTER X. THE RECRUIT
> CHAPTER XI. VALERIE’S GAOLER
> CHAPTER XII. A MATTER OF CONSCIENCE
> CHAPTER XIII. THE COURIER
> CHAPTER XIV. FLORIMOND’S LETTER
> CHAPTER XV. THE CONFERENCE
> CHAPTER XVI. THE UNEXPECTED
> CHAPTER XVII. HOW MONSIEUR DE GARNACHE LEFT CONDILLAC
> CHAPTER XVIII. IN THE MOAT
> CHAPTER XIX. THROUGH THE NIGHT
> CHAPTER XX. FLORIMOND DE CONDILLAC
> CHAPTER XXI. THE GHOST IN THE CUPBOARD
> CHAPTER XXII. THE OFFICES OF MOTHER CHURCH
> CHAPTER XXIII. THE JUDGMENT OF GARNACHE
> CHAPTER XXIV. SAINT MARTIN’S EVE

# THE SNARE

> THE SNARE
> CHAPTER I. THE AFFAIR AT TAVORA
> CHAPTER II. THE ULTIMATUM
> CHAPTER III. LADY O’MOY
> CHAPTER IV. COUNT SAMOVAL
> CHAPTER V. THE FUGITIVE
> CHAPTER VI. MISS ARMYTAGE’S PEARLS
> CHAPTER VII. THE ALLY
> CHAPTER VIII. THE INTELLIGENCE OFFICER
> CHAPTER IX. THE GENERAL ORDER
> CHAPTER X. THE STIFLED QUARREL
> CHAPTER XI. THE CHALLENGE
> CHAPTER XII. THE DUEL
> CHAPTER XIII. POLICHINELLE
> CHAPTER XIV. THE CHAMPION
> CHAPTER XV. THE WALLET
> CHAPTER XVI. THE EVIDENCE
> CHAPTER XVII. BITTER WATER
> CHAPTER XVIII. FOOL’S MATE
> CHAPTER XIX. THE TRUTH
> CHAPTER XX. THE RESIGNATION
> CHAPTER XXI. SANCTUARY
> POSTSCRIPTUM.

# THE LION'S SKIN

> THE LION'S SKIN
> CHAPTER I. THE FANATIC
> CHAPTER II. AT THE “ADAM AND EVE”
> CHAPTER III. THE WITNESS
> CHAPTER IV. Mr. GREEN
> CHAPTER V. MOONSHINE
> CHAPTER VI. HORTENSIA'S RETURN
> CHAPTER VII. FATHER AND SON
> CHAPTER VIII. TEMPTATION
> CHAPTER IX. THE CHAMPION
> CHAPTER X. SPURS TO THE RELUCTANT
> CHAPTER XI. THE ASSAULT-AT-ARMS
> CHAPTER XII. SUNSHINE AND SHADOW
> CHAPTER XIII. THE FORLORN HOPE
> CHAPTER XIV. LADY OSTERMORE
> CHAPTER XV. LOVE AND RAGE
> CHAPTER XVI. MR. GREEN EXECUTES HIS WARRANT
> CHAPTER XVII. AMID THE GRAVES
> CHAPTER XVIII. THE GHOST OF THE PAST
> CHAPTER XIX. THE END OF LORD OSTERMORE
> CHAPTER XX. Mr. CARYLL'S IDENTITY
> CHAPTER XXI. THE LION'S SKIN
> CHAPTER XXII. THE HUNTERS
> CHAPTER XXIII. THE LION

# THE TRAMPLING OF THE LILIES

> PART I. THE OLD RULE
> CHAPTER I. MONSIEUR THE SECRETARY
> CHAPTER II. LORDS OF LIFE AND DEATH
> CHAPTER III. THE WORD OF BELLECOUR
> CHAPTER IV. THE DISCIPLES OF ROUSSEAU
> PART II. THE NEW RULE
> CHAPTER V. THE SHEEP TURNED WOLVES
> CHAPTER VI. THE CITIZEN COMMISSIONER
> CHAPTER VII. LA BOULAYE DISCHARGES A DEBT
> CHAPTER VIII. THE INVALIDS AT BOISVERT
> CHAPTER IX. THE CAPTIVES
> CHAPTER X. THE BAISER LAMOURETTE
> CHAPTER XI. THE ESCAPE
> CHAPTER XII. THE AWAKENING
> CHAPTER XIII. THE ROAD TO LIEGE
> CHAPTER XIV. THE COURIER
> CHAPTER XV. LA BOULAYE BAITS HIS HOOK
> PART III. THE EVERLASTING RULE
> CHAPTER XVI. CECILE DESHAIX
> CHAPTER XVII. LA BOULAYE'S PROMISE
> CHAPTER XVIII. THE INCORRUPTIBLE
> CHAPTER XIX. THE THEFT
> CHAPTER XX. THE GRATITUDE OF OMBREVAL
> CHAPTER XXI. THE ARREST
> CHAPTER XXII. THE TRIBUNAL
> CHAPTER XXIII. THE CONCIERGERIE

# THE TAVERN KNIGHT

> THE TAVERN KNIGHT
> CHAPTER I. ON THE MARCH
> CHAPTER II. ARCADES AMBO
> CHAPTER III. THE LETTER
> CHAPTER IV. AT THE SIGN OF THE MITRE
> CHAPTER V. AFTER WORCESTER FIELD
> CHAPTER VI. COMPANIONS IN MISFORTUNE
> CHAPTER VII. THE TAVERN KNIGHT'S STORY
> CHAPTER VIII. THE TWISTED BAR
> CHAPTER IX. THE BARGAIN
> CHAPTER X. THE ESCAPE
> CHAPTER XI. THE ASHBURNS
> CHAPTER XII. THE HOUSE THAT WAS ROLAND MARLEIGH'S
> CHAPTER XIII. THE METAMORPHOSIS OF KENNETH
> CHAPTER XIV. THE HEART OF CYNTHIA ASHBURN
> CHAPTER XV. JOSEPH'S RETURN
> CHAPTER XVI. THE RECKONING
> CHAPTER XVII. JOSEPH DRIVES A BARGAIN
> CHAPTER XVIII. COUNTER-PLOT
> CHAPTER XIX. THE INTERRUPTED JOURNEY
> CHAPTER XX. THE CONVERTED HOGAN
> CHAPTER XXI. THE MESSAGE KENNETH BORE
> CHAPTER XXII. SIR CRISPIN'S UNDERTAKING
> CHAPTER XXIII. GREGORY'S ATTRITION
> CHAPTER XXIV. THE WOOING OF CYNTHIA
> CHAPTER XXV. CYNTHIA'S FLIGHT
> CHAPTER XXVI. TO FRANCE
> CHAPTER XXVII. THE AUBERGE DU SOLEIL

# THE SEA-HAWK

> AUTHOR'S NOTE
> PART I. SIR OLIVER TRESSILIAN
> CHAPTER I. THE HUCKSTER
> CHAPTER II. ROSAMUND
> CHAPTER III. THE FORGE
> CHAPTER IV. THE INTERVENER
> CHAPTER V. THE BUCKLER
> CHAPTER VI. JASPER LEIGH
> CHAPTER VII. TREPANNED
> CHAPTER VIII. THE SPANIARD
> PART II. SAKR-EL-BAHR
> CHAPTER I. THE CAPTIVE
> CHAPTER II. THE RENEGADE
> CHAPTER III. HOMEWARD BOUND
> CHAPTER IV. THE RAID
> CHAPTER V. THE LION OF THE FAITH
> CHAPTER VI. THE CONVERT
> CHAPTER VII. MARZAK-BEN-ASAD
> CHAPTER VIII. MOTHER AND SON
> CHAPTER IX. COMPETITORS
> CHAPTER X. THE SLAVE-MARKET
> CHAPTER XI. THE TRUTH
> CHAPTER XII. THE SUBTLETY OF FENZILEH
> CHAPTER XIII. IN THE SIGHT OF ALLAH
> CHAPTER XIV. THE SIGN
> CHAPTER XV. THE VOYAGE
> CHAPTER XVI. THE PANNIER
> CHAPTER XVII. THE DUPE
> CHAPTER XVIII. SHEIK MAT
> CHAPTER XIX. THE MUTINEERS
> CHAPTER XX. THE MESSENGER
> CHAPTER XXI. MORITURUS
> CHAPTER XXII. THE SURRENDER
> CHAPTER XXIII. THE HEATHEN CREED
> CHAPTER XXIV. THE JUDGES
> CHAPTER XXV. THE ADVOCATE
> CHAPTER XXVI. THE JUDGMENT

# THE SHAME OF MOTLEY

> PART I. FLOWER OF THE QUINCE
> CHAPTER I. THE CARDINAL OF VALENCIA
> CHAPTER II. THE LIVERIES OF SANTAFIOR
> CHAPTER III. MADONNA PAOLA
> CHAPTER IV. THE COZENING OF RAMIRO
> CHAPTER V. MADONNA'S INGRATITUDE
> CHAPTER VI. FOOL'S LUCK
> CHAPTER VII. THE SUMMONS FROM ROME
> CHAPTER VIII. "MENE, MENE, TEKEL, UPHARSIN”
> CHAPTER IX. THE FOOL-AT-ARMS
> CHAPTER X. THE FALL OF PESARO
> PART II. THE OGRE OF CESENA
> CHAPTER XI. MADONNA'S SUMMONS
> CHAPTER XII. THE GOVERNOR OF CESENA
> CHAPTER XIII. POISON
> CHAPTER XIV. REQUIESCAT!
> CHAPTER XV. AN ILL ENCOUNTER
> CHAPTER XVI. IN THE CITADEL OF CESENA
> CHAPTER XVII. THE SENESCHAL
> CHAPTER XVIII. THE LETTER
> CHAPTER XIX. DOOMED
> CHAPTER XX. THE SUNSET
> CHAPTER XXI. AVE CAESAR!

# THE STROLLING SAINT

> BOOK I. THE OBLATE
> CHAPTER I. NOMEN ET OMEN
> CHAPTER II. GINO FALCONE
> CHAPTER III. THE PIETISTIC THRALL
> CHAPTER IV. LUISINA
> CHAPTER V. REBELLION
> CHAPTER VI. FRA GERVASIO
> BOOK II. GIULIANA
> CHAPTER I. THE HOUSE OF ASTORRE FIFANTI.
> CHAPTER II. HUMANITIES
> CHAPTER III. PREUX-CHEVALIER
> CHAPTER IV. MY LORD GAMBARA CLEARS THE GROUND
> CHAPTER V. PABULUM ACHERONTIS
> CHAPTER VI. THE IRON GIRDLE
> BOOK III. THE WILDERNESS
> CHAPTER I. THE HOME-COMING
> CHAPTER II. THE CAPTAIN OF JUSTICE
> CHAPTER III. GAMBARA'S INTERESTS
> CHAPTER IV. THE ANCHORITE OF MONTE ORSARO
> CHAPTER V. THE RENUNCIATION
> CHAPTER VI. HYPNEROTOMACHIA
> CHAPTER VII. INTRUDERS
> CHAPTER VIII. THE VISION
> CHAPTER IX. THE ICONOCLAST
> BOOK IV. THE WORLD
> CHAPTER I. PAGLIANO
> CHAPTER II. THE GOVERNOR OF MILAN
> CHAPTER III. PIER LUIGI FARNESE
> CHAPTER IV. MADONNA BIANCA
> CHAPTER V. THE WARNING
> CHAPTER VI. THE TALONS OF THE HOLY OFFICE
> CHAPTER VII. THE PAPAL BULL
> CHAPTER VIII. THE THIRD DEGREE
> CHAPTER IX. THE RETURN
> CHAPTER X. THE NUPTIALS OF BIANCA
> CHAPTER XI. THE PENANCE
> CHAPTER XII. BLOOD
> CHAPTER XIII. THE OVERTHROW
> CHAPTER XIV. THE CITATION
> CHAPTER XV. THE WILL OF HEAVEN

# THE SUITORS OF YVONNE

> CHAPTER I. OF HOW A BOY DRANK TOO MUCH WINE, AND WHAT CAME OF IT
> CHAPTER II. THE FRUIT OF INDISCRETION
> CHAPTER III. THE FIGHT IN THE HORSE-MARKET
> CHAPTER IV. FAIR RESCUERS
> CHAPTER V. MAZARIN, THE MATCH-MAKER
> CHAPTER VI. OF HOW ANDREA BECAME LOVE-SICK
> CHAPTER VII. THE CHÂTEAU DE CANAPLES
> CHAPTER VIII. THE FORESHADOW OF DISASTER
> CHAPTER IX. OF HOW A WHIP PROVED A BETTER ARGUMENT THAN A TONGUE
> CHAPTER X. THE CONSCIENCE OF MALPERTUIS
> CHAPTER XI. OF A WOMAN'S OBSTINACY
> CHAPTER XII. THE RESCUE
> CHAPTER XIII. THE HAND OF YVONNE
> CHAPTER XIV. OF WHAT BEFELL AT REAUX.
> CHAPTER XV. OF MY RESURRECTION
> CHAPTER XVI. THE WAY OF WOMAN
> CHAPTER XVII. FATHER AND SON
> CHAPTER XVIII. OF HOW I LEFT CANAPLES
> CHAPTER XIX. OF MY RETURN TO PARIS
> CHAPTER XX. OF HOW THE CHEVALIER DE CANAPLES BECAME A FRONDEUR
> CHAPTER XXI. OF THE BARGAIN THAT ST. AUBAN DROVE WITH MY LORD CARDINAL
> CHAPTER XXII. OF MY SECOND JOURNEY TO CANAPLES
> CHAPTER XXIII. OF HOW ST. AUBAN CAME TO BLOIS
> CHAPTER XXIV. OF THE PASSING OF ST. AUBAN
> CHAPTER XXV. PLAY-ACTING
> CHAPTER XXVI. REPARATION

# THE LIFE OF CESARE BORGIA

> PREFACE
> BOOK I. THE HOUSE OF THE BULL
> CHAPTER I. THE RISE OF THE HOUSE OF BORGIA
> CHAPTER II. THE REIGNS OF SIXTUS IV AND INNOCENT VIII
> CHAPTER III. ALEXANDER VI
> CHAPTER IV. BORGIA ALLIANCES
> BOOK II. THE BULL PASCANT
> CHAPTER I. THE FRENCH INVASION
> CHAPTER II. THE POPE AND THE SUPERNATURAL
> CHAPTER III. THE ROMAN BARONS
> CHAPTER IV. THE MURDER OF THE DUKE OF GANDIA
> CHAPTER V. THE RENUNCIATION OF THE PURPLE
> BOOK III. THE BULL RAMPANT
> CHAPTER I. THE DUCHESS OF VALENTINOIS
> CHAPTER II. THE KNELL OF THE TYRANTS
> CHAPTER III. IMOLA AND FORLI
> CHAPTER IV. GONFALONIER OF THE CHURCH
> CHAPTER V. THE MURDER OF ALFONSO OF ARAGON
> CHAPTER VI. RIMINI AND PESARO
> CHAPTER VII. THE SIEGE OF FAENZA
> CHAPTER VIII. ASTORRE MANFREDI
> CHAPTER IX. CASTEL BOLOGNESE AND PIOMBINO
> CHAPTER X. THE END OF THE HOUSE OF ARAGON
> CHAPTER XI. THE LETTER TO SILVIO SAVELLI
> CHAPTER XII. LUCREZIA’S THIRD MARRIAGE
> CHAPTER XIII. URBINO AND CAMERINO
> CHAPTER XIV. THE REVOLT OF THE CONDOTTIERI
> CHAPTER XV. MACCHIAVELLI’S LEGATION
> CHAPTER XVI. RAMIRO DE LORQUA
> CHAPTER XVII. "THE BEAUTIFUL STRATAGEM”
> CHAPTER XVIII. THE ZENITH
> BOOK IV. THE BULL CADENT
> CHAPTER I. THE DEATH OF ALEXANDER VI
> CHAPTER II. PIUS III
> CHAPTER III. JULIUS II
> CHAPTER IV. ATROPOS

# LOVE-AT-ARMS

> CHAPTER I. VOX POPULI
> CHAPTER II. ON A MOUNTAIN PATH
> CHAPTER III. SACKCLOTH AND MOTLEY
> CHAPTER IV. MONNA VALENTINA
> CHAPTER V. GIAN MARIA
> CHAPTER VI. THE AMOROUS DUKE
> CHAPTER VII. GONZAGA THE INSIDIOUS
> CHAPTER VIII. AMONG THE DREGS OF WINE
> CHAPTER IX. THE “TRATTA DI CORDE”
> CHAPTER X. THE BRAYING OF AN ASS
> CHAPTER XI. WANDERING KNIGHTS
> CHAPTER XII. THE FOOL'S INQUISITIVENESS
> CHAPTER XIII. GIAN MARIA MAKES A VOW
> CHAPTER XIV. FORTEMANI DRINKS WATER
> CHAPTER XV. THE MERCY OF FRANCESCO
> CHAPTER XVI. GONZAGA UNMASKS
> CHAPTER XVII. THE ENEMY
> CHAPTER XVIII. TREACHERY
> CHAPTER XIX. PLOT AND COUNTERPLOT
> CHAPTER XX. THE LOVERS
> CHAPTER XXI. THE PENITENT
> CHAPTER XXII. A REVELATION
> CHAPTER XXIII. IN THE ARMOURY TOWER
> CHAPTER XXIV. THE INTERRUPTED MASS
> CHAPTER XXV. THE CAPITULATION OF ROCCALEONE

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