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THE MAID OF HONOUR







THE MAID OF HONOUR



A Tale of the Dark Days of France



BY

THE HON. LEWIS WINGFIELD

AUTHOR OF
"LADY GRIZEL," "THE LORDS OF STROGUE," "ABIGEL ROWE"
ETC.






IN THREE VOLUMES

VOL. III.





LONDON

RICHARD BENTLEY AND SON

Publishers in Ordinary to Her Majesty the Queen.

1891


[All Rights Reserved]







TO

WILLIAM HENRY WELDON.


A TRIBUTE

OF OLD FRIENDSHIP.







CONTENTS


CHAPTER XX.

Diplomacy.


CHAPTER XXI.

The Spiders Spin.


CHAPTER XXII.

Domestic Cookery.


CHAPTER XXIII.

A Passage of Arms.


CHAPTER XXIV.

Madame de Brèze is Nervous.


CHAPTER XXV.

Will the Sword Fall?


CHAPTER XXVI.

Will Jean Boulot Come?


CHAPTER XXVII.

The Decks are Cleared for Action.


CHAPTER XXVIII.

The Baron is Energetic.


CHAPTER XXIX.

Noblesse Oblige.







THE MAID OF HONOUR.





CHAPTER XX.

DIPLOMACY.


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