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CHAPTER
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PAGE
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I.
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Monsieur de Guise's Latin
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1
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II.
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The Queen of Navarre's Bedchamber.
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13
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III.
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The Poet-king
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25
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IV.
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The Evening of the 24th of August, 1572
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36
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V.
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Of the Louvre in Particular, and Of Virtue in General
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44
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VI.
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The Debt Paid
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53
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VII.
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The Night of the 24th of August, 1572
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64
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VIII.
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The Massacre
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78
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IX.
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The Murderers
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89
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X.
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Death, Mass, Or the Bastille
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102
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XI.
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The Hawthorn of the Cemetery of The Innocents
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114
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XII.
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Mutual Confidences
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125
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XIII.
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How There Are Keys Which Open Doors They Are Not Meant for
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132
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XIV.
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The Second Marriage Night
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142
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XV.
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What Woman Wills, God Wills
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150
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XVI.
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A Dead Enemy's Body Always Smells Sweet
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164
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XVII.
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Maître Ambroise Paré's Confrère
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176
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XVIII.
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The Ghosts
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183
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XIX.
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The Abode of Maître Réné, Perfumer To the Queen Mother
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193
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XX.
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The Black Hens
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204
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XXI.
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Madame de Sauve's Apartment
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210
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XXII.
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"sire, You Shall Be King"
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219
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XXIII.
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A New Convert
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224
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XXIV.
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The Rue Tizon and the Rue Cloche Percée
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