[Transcriber's Note: This text is taken from a nine-volume edition ofthe works of Alexandre Dumas, published in 1893 by Peter FenelonCollier. The Regent's Daughter was published in volume 6, along withThe Forty-Five Guardsmen and The Conspirators, both of which arealso available from Project Gutenberg. The translator of these texts isunknown.
The use of accents in the original text was erratic, and some namesappear with more than one spelling. Except where one version was clearlypredominant, all spellings are left as they appear in the originaltext.]
THE WORKS
OF
Alexandre Dumas
THE REGENT'S DAUGHTER
A SEQUEL TO "THE CONSPIRATORS"
Copiously Illustrated with elegant Pen and Ink and Wood Engravings,
specially drawn for this edition by eminent French and American Artists
COMPLETE IN NINE VOLUMES
VOLUME SIX
New York
PETER FENELON COLLIER, PUBLISHER
1893
THE REGENT'S DAUGHTER.
1.An Abbess of the Eighteenth Century431
2.Decidedly the Family begins to settle down435
3.What passed three Nights later at eight hundred Leagues from the Palais Royal438
4.Showing how Chance arranges some Matters better than Providence442
5.The Journey444
6.A Room in the Hotel at Rambouillet447
7.A Servant in the Royal Livery—Monseigneur le Duc d'Orleans449
8.The Utility of a Seal452
9.The Visit455
10.In which Dubois proves that his Police was better organized at an Expense of three hundred thousand Francs than the general Police for three Millions459
11.Rambouillet again461
12.Captain la Jonquiere463
13.Monsieur Moutonnet, Draper at St. Germain-en-Laye466                        
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