OR,
THE HUNDRED CUIRASSIERS.
BY JAMES GRANT,
AUTHOR OF 'THE ROMANCE OF WAR,' ETC.
'He that would France win,
Must at Scotland first begin!'
Old Proverb.
LONDON:
J. & C. BROWN & CO., AVE MARIA LANE.
1858
LONDON: PRINTED BY W. CLOWES AND SONS, STAMFORD STREET.
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER
I. The Pretty Mask
II. A Case of Rapiers
III. The Château
IV. The Bond of Makrent
V. The Countess's Boudoir
VI. Madame opens the Trenches
VII. Charenton
VIII. The Marechal de Logis
IX. We Dine at the Fleur-de-lis
X. The Scots in France
XI. My First Parade
XII. The Moth and the Candle
XIII. Louis the Thirteenth
XIV. The Oak Cabinet
XV. Nicola
XVI. War
XVII. The March from Paris
XVIII. The Two Abbés
XIX. Tue Campaign in Alsace
XX. The Decoy
XXI. A Charge of the Scottish Guard
XXII. A Dangerous Boast
XXIII. The Bastion de Louise
XXIV. Montjoie St. Denis
XXV. Letters for Paris
XXVI. The Castle of Versailles
XXVII. Clara's Miniature—and how it proved a talisman
XXVIII. Marion de l'Orme
XXIX. Arrested
XXX. The Bastille
XXXI. Number 32
XXXII. Happiness
XXXIII. In which I become an Abbé
XXXIV. My Pretty Penitent
XXXV. In Love with a Soubrette
XXXVI. Our Journey together
XXXVII. A Haunted Forest
XXXVIII. What happened there
XXXIX. What happened after
XL. The Daughter of Macbeth
XLI. Startling Tidings
XLII. Vaudemont
XLIII. L'Homme propose—Dieu dispose
XLIV. ...