The three musketeers
By: Alexandre Dumas ; translated by Jacques Le Clercq.
Contributors: Le Clercq, Jacques Georges Clemenceau, 1898-1972.
Edition: Modern Library ed.
Publisher: Modern Library
Published: 1999
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 598
Subjects: Swordplay -- Fiction.; France -- History -- Louis XIII, 1610-1643 -- Fiction.
Genres: Fiction.
Work titles: Trois mousquetaires.
Table of contents: title: Introduction/Jacques Le Clercq; title: Author's preface: Wherein it is proved that despite their names ending in-os and-is, the heroes of the story we are about to relate have nothing mythological about them; title: Three gifts of monsieur d'Artagnan the elder; title: Antechamber of monsieur de Treville; title: Audience; title: Athos and his shoulder, of Porthos and his baldric, and of aramis and his handkerchief; title: His majesty's musketeers and the cardinal's guards; title: His majesty king Louis Xlll; title: Home life of the musketeers; title: Concerning a court intrigue; title: D'Artagnan to the fore; title: Concerning a mousetrap in the seventeenth century; title: In which the plot thickens; title: George Villiers, duke of Buckingham; title: Monsieur Bonacieux; title: Man of Meung; title: Men of law and men of the sword; title: Wherein monsieur Pierre Seguier, chancellor of France and keeper of the seals, looks more than once for a bell to ring as lustily as he was wont to do of yore; title: Monsieur Bonacieux and his lady; title: Lover and husband; title: Plan of campaign; title: journey; title: Lady Clark; title: In which their majesties dance la Merlaison, a favorite ballet of the king's; title: Rendezvous; title: Lodge; title: What happened to Porthos; title: Aramis and his thesis; title: Athos and his wife; title: Return; title: Of the hunt for campaign outfits; title: Milady; title: Englishmen and Frenchmen; title: Dinner at the house of an attorney-at-law; title: Soubrette and her mistress; title: Concerning the respective outfits of Aramis and Porthos; title: At night all cats are gray; title: Drea ms of vengeance; title: Milady's secret; title: How Athos without lifting a finger procured his equipment for the campaign; title: Vision; title: Wherein d'Artagnan meets his eminence and milady speeds him off to war; title: Siege of la Rochelle; title: Anjou wine and its salubrious virtues; title: At the sign of the red dovecote utility of stovepipes; title: Husband and wife; title: Bastion Saint-Bervais; title: Council of the musketeers; title: Family affair; title: Fatality; title: Intimate; title: Conversation between brother and sister; title: Officer out on a stroll; title: Captivity: First day; title: Captivity: Second day; title: Captivity: Third day; title: Captivity: Fourth day; title: Captivity: Fifth day; title: How milady employed the technique of classical tragedy to prepare a modern one; title: Escape That occurred at Portsmouth on august 23, 1628; title: What was happening in France; title: What occurred at the convent of the Carmelite nuns in Bethune; title: Two varieties of demons; title: Wine and water; title: Man in the red cloak; title: Day of judgment; title: How judgment was accomplished; title: Cardinal, his agent and a lieutenant's commission; title: Epilogue.