VOLUME II
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GEORGE BARRIE & SON
PHILADELPHIA
CONTENTS
CHAPTER [XL]
CHAPTER [XLI]
CHAPTER [XLII]
CHAPTER [XLIII]
CHAPTER [XLIV]
CHAPTER [XLV]
CHAPTER [XLVI]
CHAPTER [XLVII]
CHAPTER [XLVIII]
CHAPTER [XLIX]
CHAPTER [L]
CHAPTER [LI]
CHAPTER [LII]
CHAPTER [LIII]
CHAPTER [LIV]
CHAPTER [LV]
CHAPTER [LVI]
CHAPTER [LVII]
CHAPTER [LVIII]
CHAPTER [LIX]
CHAPTER [LX]
CHAPTER [LXI]
CHAPTER [LXII]
CHAPTER [LXIII]
CHAPTER [LXIV]
CHAPTER [LXV]
CHAPTER [LXVI]
CHAPTER [LXVII]
CHAPTER [LXVIII]
CHAPTER [LXIX]
CHAPTER [LXX]
CHAPTER [LXXI]
CHAPTER [LXXII]
CHAPTER [LXXIII]
CHAPTER [LXXIV]
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
LES BEAUX MESSIEURS DE BOIS-DORÉ
VOLUME II
[BOIS-DORÉ CONFERS WITH THE RECTOR]
[THE MARQUIS AT LA CAILLE-BOTTÉE'S]
[MACABRE AND HIS BAND AT THE INN]
[MERCEDES WOUNDED BEFORE THE CHÂTEAU]
[GUILLAUME D'ARS PROPOSES MARRIAGE]
[MARIO FINDS PILAR'S TALISMAN]
LES BEAUX MESSIEURS DE BOIS-DORÉ
(Continued)
[XL]
Since the Moorish woman had taught Adamas divers Eastern secrets for the composition of cosmetic mixtures, the marquis's complexion, his beard and his eyebrows had really improved. They were proof against wind, rain and Mario's frantic caresses; moreover, their perfume was sweeter, and they were more promptly prepared.