Dumas, Alexandre1802-1870creatortextJohannesburg20th Century Distributorsn.dmonographiceng

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670p Hard coverTwo old friends -- Wherein may be seen that a bargain which cannot be made with one person, can be carried out with another -- The skin of the bear -- An interview with the queen-mother -- Two friends -- How Jean de la Fontaine wrote his first tale -- La Fontaine in the character of a negotiator -- Madame de Belliere's plate and diamonds -- M. De Mazarin's receipt -- Monsieur colbert's rough draft -- In which the author thinks it is nouw time to return to the vicomte de Bragelonne -- Bragelonne continues is inquiries -- Two jealousies -- A domiciliary visit -- Prothos's plan of action -- The change of residence, the trap-door, and the portrait --Rival politics -- Rival affactions -- King and nobility -- After the storm -- Heu ! Miser! -- Wounds upon wounds -- What Raoul had guessed -- Three guests astonished to find themselves at supper together --What took place at the Louvre during the supper at the Bastille -- Political rivals -- In which Porthos is convinced without having understood anything -- M. de Baisemeaux's society -- The prisoner -- How Mouston had become fatter without giving Porthos notice thereof, and of the troubles which consequently befell that worthy gentleman -- Who Missire Jean Percerin was -- The patterns -- Where, probably, Moliere formed his first idea of the Bourgeois Gentilhomme -- The beehive, the bees and the honey -- Another supper at the Bastille -- The general of the order -- The tempter -- Crown and tiara -- The Chateau de Vaux-le-vicomte -- The wine of Melun -- Nectar and Ambrosia -- A Gascon, and a Gacon and a half -- Colbert -- Jealousy -- High treason -- A night at the Bastille -- The shadow of M. Fouquet -- The morning --- The king's friend Classics Fiction 843.7DUM19021320190213085513.0