[I.] STORM AND SHIPWRECK
[II.] THE ISLAND
[III.] THE CONFLAGRATION
[IV.] THE NEWS FROM ALGERIA
[V.] EDMOND DANTÈS, DEPUTY FROM MARSEILLES
[VI.] THE MYSTERY THICKENS
[VII.] DANTÈS AND HIS DAUGHTER
[VIII.] A VAST PRINTING HOUSE
[IX.] ARMAND MARRAST
[X.] THE COMMUNISTS
[XI.] "WAIT AND HOPE"
[XII.] THE MYSTERIOUS PRIMA DONNA
[XIII.] THE ITALIAN LOVER
[XIV.] THE MINUTE VIALS
[XV.] THE UNKNOWN NURSE
[XVI.] A NOTABLE FÊTE
[XVII.] THE REVOLUTION BEGINS
[XVIII.] THE MIDNIGHT CONCLAVE
[XIX.] THE SECOND DAY
[XX.] ANOTHER MIDNIGHT CONCLAVE
[XXI.] THE THIRD DAY
[XXII.] THE LAST SESSION OF THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
[XXIII.] THE SACK OF THE TUILERIES
[XXIV.] A MEMORABLE NIGHT
[XXV.] THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
[XXVI.] DANTÈS AND MERCÉDÈS
[XXVII.] ESPÉRANCE AND ZULEIKA
[XXVIII.] CAPTAIN JOLIETTE'S LOVE
[XXIX.] ZULEIKA GOES TO M. DANTÈS
[XXX.] TWO INTERVIEWS
[XXXI.] VAMPA'S ANSWER

EDMOND DANTÈS.

THE SEQUEL TO

THE COUNT OF MONTE-CRISTO.

CHAPTER I.

STORM AND SHIPWRECK.

The Count of Monte-Cristo, with the beautiful Haydée clinging lovingly about his neck, her head pillowed upon his shoulder, stood on the deck of his superb yacht, the Alcyon, gazing at the fast-vanishing isle where he had left Maximilian Morrel and Valentine de Villefort.