CONTENTS.

CHAPTER
I.	[The Marquis de St. Alais.]
II.	[The Ordeal.]
III.	[In the Assembly.]
IV.	[L'ami du Peuple.]
V.	[The Deputation.]
VI.	[A Meeting in the Road.]
VII.	[The Alarm.]
VIII.	[Gargouf.]
IX.	[The Tricolour.]
X.	[The Morning after the Storm.]
XI.	[The Two Camps.]
XII.	[The Duel.]
XIII.	[A la Lanterne.]
XIV.	[It Goes Ill.]
XV.	[At Milhau.]
XVI.	[Three in a Carriage.]
XVII.	[Froment of Nîmes.]
XVIII.	[A Poor Figure.]
XIX.	[At Nîmes]
XX.	[The Search.]
XXI.	[Rivals.]
XXII.	[Noblesse Oblige.]
XXIII.	[The Crisis.]
XXIV.	[The Millennium.]
XXV.	[Beyond the Shadow.]

THE RED COCKADE.

CHAPTER I.

[THE MARQUIS DE ST. ALAIS.]

When we reached the terraced walk, which my father made a little before his death, and which, running under the windows at the rear of the Château, separates the house from the new lawn, St. Alais looked round with eyes of scarcely-veiled contempt.

"What have you done with the garden?" he asked, his lip curling.

"My father removed it to the other side of the house," I answered.