PART I
THE QUEST JOYFUL | | I. | Prague, 1742 | | II. | The Chapel of St. Wenceslas | | III. | Carola Koklinska | | IV. | Cardinal Fleury’s Blunder | | V. | The Retreat from Prague | | VI. | On the Heights | | VII. | The Home at Aix | | VIII. | ClÉmence de SÉguy | | IX. | The Heretic | | X. | The Magician | | XI. | M. de Richelieu | | XII. | The Diamond Ring | | XIII. | Three Letters | PART II
THE QUEST SORROWFUL | | I. | Paris | | II. | A Walled Garden | | III. | A Pavilion at Versailles | | IV. | Despair | | V. | The Painter | | VI. | In the Garden | | VII. | A Picture | | VIII. | Voltaire | | IX. | Reflections | | X. | In the Louvre | | XI. | The FÊte | | XII. | Afterwards | | XIII. | ClÉmence | | XIV. | In the Convent | PART III
THE QUEST TRIUMPHANT | | I. | The Father | | II. | Return to Life! | | III. | The Betrothed | | IV. | The Conflict | | V. | The Departure from Aix | | VI. | The Garret | | VII. | The Roses of M. Marmontel | | VIII. | The End of the Quest | | Epilogue | THE QUEST OF GLORY PART I THE QUEST JOYFUL “Tout est trÈs abject dans les hommes, la vertu, la gloire, la vie; mais les choses les plus petites ont des proportions reconnues. Le chÊne est un grand arbre prÈs du cerisier; ainsi les hommes À l’Égard les uns des autres.”—Le Marquis de Vauvenargues. |
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