CHAP.
- ["The King has come in to his own again"]
- [Newbolt Manor]
- [Somerset House]
- [New Friends]
- [May-Day]
- [A First Parting]
- [A King's Vengeance]
- [Arrested]
- [Old Newgate]
- [A Legend]
- [A Brave Woman]
- [A Faithful Friend]
- [The Hamlet of St. Mary's]
- [The Mystery cleared up]
- [At Court]
- [Under the Shadow of Newgate]
- [The Great Plague]
- [Lost]
- [On the Track]
- [A Great Sea-Fight]
- [London on Fire]
- [Found]
- [Home at Last]
ILLUSTRATIONS
["They took refuge with Nurse Patience"] (missing from book) Frontis.
["The commander of the company handed him a sheet of parchment"]
["I will give you your answer to-night," she said]
CHAPTER I
"The king has come in to his own again"
In a large, sombre apartment, in the palace of the Louvre, there was unusual commotion. The Queen Dowager, Henrietta Maria, was seated in a crimson gilt fauteuil, wearing her widow's black robes, for she had never cast off the mourning she had donned for her murdered husband, Charles I; and indeed she had unwillingly suffered any of her attendants to array themselves in brighter colours.