Belle-Rose
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This translation was prepared by the Wikisource community (see details) based on page scans of the original French document. The French original was published in Paris in 1867[1].
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- I. The falconer's son.
- II. The first tears.
- III. A step in life.
- IV. The skirmish.
- V. A barracks interior.
- VI. The lost illusions.
- VII. The drops of the chalice.
- VIII. A house on Cassette street.
- IX. A friend against an enemy.
- X. A daughter of Eve.
- XI. The flash of a passion.
- XII. The dreams of a summer day.
- XIII. A serpent in the shadow.
- XIV. The agony.
- XV. A step towards the grave.
- XVI. La eve of the last day.
- XVII. The hand of a woman.
- XVIII. The thoughtlessness of a grave man.
- XIX. The good grain and the ryegrass.
- XX. Game of cards and game of dice.
- XXI. Good and evil.
- XXII. The confession of a Madeleine.
- XXIII. A trap.
- XXIV. A soul in pain.
- XXV. Town won.
- XXVI. A diplomatic mission.
- XXVII. Two woman's hearts.
- XXVIII. The arguments of a minister.
- XXIX. That which woman wants, God wants.
- XXX. A gunshot.
- XXXI. The back of the medallion.
- XXXII. A profession of faith.
- XXXIII. Le convent of Cherche-Midi street.
- XXXIV. A white night.
- XXXV. The renunciation.
- XXXVI. The last hour.
- XXXVII. A good fortune.
- XXXVIII. The siege of the convent.
- XXXIX. The gardener's niece.
- XL. A dagger strike.
- XLI. The assistance of the fire.
- XLII. The beggar.
- XLIII. The abbess of the convent of Sainte-Claire.
- XLIV. A nest in the convent.
- XLV. The Knight of Arraines.
- XLVI. Over hill and dale.
- XLVII. A wolf pup.
- XLVIII. Overcome or die.
- XLIX. The spring of 1672.
- L. A voyage of amenity.
- LI. The Rhin.
- LII. A ray of sunlight.
- LIII. The street of l'Arbre-Sec.
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