Scaramouche

Scaramouche: A Romance of the French Revolution  (1921)  by Rafael Sabatini

Book I: The Robe

• Chapter I: The Republican
• Chapter II: The Aristocrat
• Chapter III: The Eloquence of M. De Vilmorin
• Chapter IV: The Heritage
• Chapter V: The Lord of Gavrillac
• Chapter VI: The Windmill
• Chapter VII: The Wind
• Chapter VIII: Omnes Omnibus
• Chapter IX: The Aftermath

Book II: The Buskin

• Chapter I: The Trespassers
• Chapter II: The Service of Thespis
• Chapter III: The Comic Muse
• Chapter IV: Exit Monsieur Parvissimus
• Chapter V: Enter Scaramouche
• Chapter VI: Climene
• Chapter VII: The Conquest of Nantes
• Chapter VIII: The Dream
• Chapter IX: The Awakening
• Chapter X: Contrition
• Chapter XI: The Fracas at the Theatre Feydau

Book III: The Sword

• Chapter I: Transition
• Chapter II: Quos Deus Vult Perdere
• Chapter III: The President le Chapelier
• Chapter IV: A Meudon
• Chapter V: Madame de Plougastel
• Chapter VI: Politicians
• Chapter VII: The Spadassinicides
• Chapter VIII: The Paladin of the Third
• Chapter IX: Torn Pride
• Chapter X: The Returning Carriages
• Chapter XI: Inferences
• Chapter XII: The Overwhelming Reason
• Chapter XIII: Sanctuary
• Chapter XIV: The Barrier
• Chapter XV: Safe-Conduct
• Chapter XVI: Sunrise

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