THE THREE MUSKETEERS三个火枪手 目录

introduction
bibibliography
historical note
1 the three presents of m. d'artaguan, the father
2 the antechamber of m.de treville
3 the audience
4 the shoulder of athos, the belt of porthos and the handkerchief of aramis
5 the king's musketeers and the cardinal's guards
6 his majesty king louis the thirteenth
7 the domestic manners of the musketeers
8 the court intrigue
9 d'artaguan begins to show himself
10 a mousetrap of the seventeenth century
11 the intrigue becomes confused
12 george villiers, duke of buckingham
13 monsieur bonancieux
14 the man of meung
15 civilians and soldiers
16 in which the keeper of the seals, sdguier, looked more than once a#er the bel~ that he might ring it as he had been used to do
17 the bonancieux household
18 the lover and the husband
19 the plan of campaign
20 the journey
21 the countess de winter
22 the ballet of the merlaison
23 the appointment
24 the pavilion
25 porthos
26 the thesis of aramis
27 the wife of athos
28 the return
29 the hunt after equipments
30 'my lady'
31 english and french
32 an attorney's dinner
33 maid and mistress
34 concerning the equipments of aramis and porthos
35 all cats are alike grey in the dark
36 the dream of vengeance
37 the lady's secret
38 how, without disturbing himself, athos obtained his equipment
39 a charming vision
40 a terrible vision
41 the siege of la rochelle
42 the wine of anjou
43 the red dovecot tavern
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the epilogue
notes

THE THREE MUSKETEERS三个火枪手 内容简介

introduction and notes by keith wren, university of kent at canterbury a historical romance, the three musketeers tells the story of the early adventures of the young gascon gentleman, d'artagnan and his three friends from the regiment of the king's musketeers - athos, porthos and aramis. under the watchful eye of their patron m. de treville, the four defend the honour of the regiment against the guards of cardinal richelieu, and the honour of the queen against the machinations of the cardinal himself as the power struggles of seventeenth century france are vividly played out in the background. but their most dangerous encounter is with the cardinal's spy, milady, one of literature's most memorable female villains, and dumas employs all his fast-paced narrative skills to bring this enthralling novel to a breathtakingly gripping and dramatic conclusion