Table of Chapters

Every Chapter, In Order

France, 1551–1560 — two Dianes, a hidden identity, and the reign and death of Henri II, across three volumes and one hundred and seven chapters.

Volume One

I
A Count's Son and a King's Daughter
Chapter I
II
A Bride Who Plays with Dolls
Chapter II
III
In Camp
Chapter III
IV
A King's Mistress
Chapter IV
V
In the Apartments of the Royal Children
Chapter V
VI
Diane de Castro
Chapter VI
VII
How the Constable Said His Pater Noster
Chapter VII
VIII
A Fortunate Tourney
Chapter VIII
IX
How One May Pass Close by His Destiny Without Knowing It
Chapter IX
X
An Elegy During the Progress of a Comedy
Chapter X
XI
Peace or War?
Chapter XI
XII
A Twofold Knave
Chapter XII
XIII
The Acme of Happiness
Chapter XIII
XIV
Diane de Poitiers
Chapter XIV
XV
Catherine de Médicis
Chapter XV
XVI
Lover or Brother?
Chapter XVI
XVII
The Horoscope
Chapter XVII
XVIII
The Last Resort of a Coquette
Chapter XVIII
XIX
How Henri Ii. Began to Enjoy His Inheritance During His Father's Life
Chapter XIX
XX
Of the Usefulness of Friends
Chapter XX
XXI
Wherein It Is Shown That Jealousy Sometimes Abolished Titles Even Before the French Revolution
Chapter XXI
XXII
Describes the Most Convincing Proof That a Woman Can Give That a Man Is Not Her Lover
Chapter XXII
XXIII
Useless Devotion
Chapter XXIII
XXIV
Shows That Blood-Stains Can Never Be Completely Washed Out
Chapter XXIV
XXV
An Heroic Ransom
Chapter XXV
XXVI
Jean Peuquoy the Weaver
Chapter XXVI
XXVII
Gabriel at Work
Chapter XXVII
XXVIII
Wherein Martin-Guerre Is Not Clever
Chapter XXVIII
XXIX
Wherein Martin-Guerre Is a Bungler
Chapter XXIX
XXX
The Strategy of War
Chapter XXX
XXXI
Arnauld du Thill's Memory
Chapter XXXI
XXXII
Theology
Chapter XXXII
XXXIII
Sister Bénie
Chapter XXXIII
XXXIV
A Victorious Defeat
Chapter XXXIV
XXXV
Arnauld du Thill Is Still Up to His Little Tricks
Chapter XXXV
XXXVI
Continuation of Master Arnauld du Thill's Honorable Negotiations
Chapter XXXVI
XXXVII
Lord Wentworth
Chapter XXXVII
XXXVIII
The Amorous Jailer
Chapter XXXVIII
XXXIX
The Armorer's House
Chapter XXXIX

Volume Two

XL
In Which Divers Occurrences Artfully Fall Out Together
Chapter XL
XLI
How Arnauld du Thill Caused Arnauld du Thill to Be Hanged at Noyon
Chapter XLI
XLII
Arnauld du Thill's Bucolic Dreams
Chapter XLII
XLIII
The Arms of Pierre Peuquoy, the Ropes of Jean Peuquoy, and the Tears of Babette Peuquoy
Chapter XLIII
XLIV
Sequel to the Misfortunes of Martin-Guerre
Chapter XLIV
XLV
In Which Martin-Guerre's Character Begins to Be Rehabilitated
Chapter XLV
XLVI
A Philosopher and a Soldier
Chapter XLVI
XLVII
Wherein Mary Stuart's Loveliness Flits Across the Course of the Story with as Transient a Gleam as It Casts Upon the History of France
Chapter XLVII
XLVIII
The Other Diane
Chapter XLVIII
XLIX
A Grand Scheme for a Great Man
Chapter XLIX
L
Glimpses at Divers Men of the Sword
Chapter L
LI
The Cleverness of Stupidity
Chapter LI
LII
December 31, 1557
Chapter LII
LIII
During the Bombardment
Chapter LIII
LIV
Within the Tent
Chapter LIV
LV
Small Craft Sometimes Save Large Men-Of-War
Chapter LV
LVI
Obscuri Sola Sub Nocte
Chapter LVI
LVII
Between Two Chasms
Chapter LVII
LVIII
Arnauld du Thill, Though Absent, Continues to Exert a Fatal Influence on the Destiny of Poor Martin-Guerre
Chapter LVIII
LIX
Lord Wentworth at Bay
Chapter LIX
LX
Love Disdained
Chapter LX
LXI
Love Requited
Chapter LXI
LXII
Le Balafré
Chapter LXII
LXIII
Partial Dénouement
Chapter LXIII
LXIV
Happy Omens
Chapter LXIV
LXV
A Quatrain
Chapter LXV
LXVI
The Vicomte de Montgommery
Chapter LXVI
LXVII
Joy and Anguish
Chapter LXVII
LXVIII
Precautionary Measures
Chapter LXVIII
LXIX
The Secret Prisoner
Chapter LXIX
LXX
The Comte de Montgommery
Chapter LXX
LXXI
The Knight-Errant
Chapter LXXI
LXXII
In Which Arnauld du Thill Appears Once More
Chapter LXXII
LXXIII
Justice in a Quandary
Chapter LXXIII

Volume Three

LXXIV
Wherein It Seems as if the Misunderstandings Were About to Begin Again
Chapter LXXIV
LXXV
A Criminal's Speech Against Himself
Chapter LXXV
LXXVI
Justice
Chapter LXXVI
LXXVII
Two Letters
Chapter LXXVII
LXXVIII
A Protestant Conventicle
Chapter LXXVIII
LXXIX
Another Trial
Chapter LXXIX
LXXX
A Perilous Step
Chapter LXXX
LXXXI
The Imprudence of Precaution
Chapter LXXXI
LXXXII
Opportunity
Chapter LXXXII
LXXXIII
Between Two Duties
Chapter LXXXIII
LXXXIV
Omens
Chapter LXXXIV
LXXXV
The Fatal Joust
Chapter LXXXV
LXXXVI
A New Order of Affairs
Chapter LXXXVI
LXXXVII
Results of Gabriel's Vengeance
Chapter LXXXVII
LXXXVIII
Change of Temperature
Chapter LXXXVIII
LXXXIX
Guise and Coligny
Chapter LXXXIX
XC
Reports and Denunciations
Chapter XC
XCI
A Spy
Chapter XCI
XCII
An Informer
Chapter XCII
XCIII
A Child King and Queen
Chapter XCIII
XCIV
End of the Italian Journey
Chapter XCIV
XCV
Two Appeals
Chapter XCV
XCVI
A Perilous Confidence
Chapter XCVI
XCVII
The Disloyalty of Loyalty
Chapter XCVII
XCVIII
The Beginning of the End
Chapter XCVIII
XCIX
The Forest of Château-Regnault
Chapter XCIX
C
A Glimpse at the Politics of the Sixteenth Century
Chapter C
CI
The Tumult of Amboise
Chapter CI
CII
An Act of Faith
Chapter CII
CIII
Another Specimen of Politics
Chapter CIII
CIV
A Ray of Hope
Chapter CIV
CV
Well-Guarded Slumber
Chapter CV
CVI
A King's Death-Bed
Chapter CVI
CVII
Adieu, France!
Chapter CVII