| CHAPTER | PAGE |
| I. | “No. 101” | [ 1] |
| II. | One-Fourth of a Secret and Three-Fourthsof a Mystery | [ 12] |
| III. | A Fair Huntress and the Girl with theSpotted Cow | [ 26] |
| IV. | A Lover’s Trick | [ 39] |
| V. | The Presumption of a Beardless Chevalier | [ 53] |
| VI. | The Wise Woman of “The Cock with theSpurs of Gold” | [ 66] |
| VII. | The King’s Handkerchief | [ 78] |
| VIII. | The Vivandière of Fontenoy | [ 95] |
| IX. | At the Charcoal-Burner’s Cabin in theWoods | [ 109] |
| X. | Fontenoy | [ 121] |
| XI. | In the Salon de la Paix at Versailles | [ 137] |
| XII. | A Royal Grisette | [ 149] |
| XIII. | What the Vicomte de Nérac Saw in theSecret Passage | [ 160] |
| XIV. | Two Pages in the Book of Life | [ 171] |
| XV. | André is Thrice Surprised | [ 182] |
| XVI. | The Fountain of Neptune | [ 196] |
| XVII. | Denise’s Answer | [ 207] |
| XVIII. | The heart of the Pompadour | [ 220] |
| XIX. | The Flower Girl of “The Gallows andthe Three Crows” | [ 231] |
| XX. | At Home with a Cipher | [ 244] |
| XXI. | The King’s Commission | [ 253] |
| XXII. | On Secret Service | [ 264] |
| XXIII. | The King Faints | [ 274] |
| XXIV. | A Wished-for Miracle | [ 285] |
| XXV. | The Fall of the Dice | [ 297] |
| XXVI. | The Thief of the Secret Despatch | [ 308] |
| XXVII. | The Chevalier Makes his Last Appearance | [ 319] |
| XXVIII. | The Carrefour de St. Antoine No. 3 | [ 330] |
| XXIX. | André Fails to Decide | [ 339] |
| XXX. | Denise Has to Decide for the Last Time | [ 354] |
| XXXI. | Fortune’s Banter | [ 366] |