retires into Orleans, [153];
thinks of retiring into Gascony, [154];
solicits English aid, [162];
overtures made to, [168];
hope that he may succeed Antoine of Bourbon as lieutenant-general, [170], [171];
advances upon Paris, [172];
wheedled by Catherine de Medici and the Guises, [174];
fails to attack Paris, [176];
retires to Normandy, [177];