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Chapter 4 Exit Monsieur Parvissimus
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Released on: 17/11/2017
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Contents
Book i The Robe Chapter 1 The Republican
Chapter 2 The Aristocrat
Chapter 3 The Eloquence of M. De Vilmorin
Chapter 4 The Heritage
Chapter 5 The Lord of Gavrillac
Chapter 6 The Windmill
Chapter 7 The Wind
Chapter 8 Omnes Omnibus
Chapter 9 The Aftermath
Book ii The Buskin Chapter 1 The Trespassers
Chapter 2 The Service of Thespis
Chapter 3 The Comic Muse
Chapter 4 Exit Monsieur Parvissimus
Chapter 5 Enter Scaramouche
Chapter 6 Climene
Chapter 7 The Conquest of Nantes
Chapter 8 The Dream
Chapter 9 The Awakening
Chapter 10 Contrition
Chapter 11 The Fracas at the Theatre Feydau
Book iii The Sword Chapter 1 Transition
Chapter 2 Quos Deus Vult Perdere
Chapter 3 President Le Chapelier
Chapter 4 At Meudon
Chapter 5 Madame De Plougastel
Chapter 6 Politicians
Chapter 7 The Spadassinicides
Chapter 8 The Paladin of the Third
Chapter 9 Torn Pride
Chapter 10 The Returning Carriage
Chapter 11 Inferences
Chapter 12 The Overwhelming Reason
Chapter 13 Sanctuary
Chapter 14 The Barrier
Chapter 15 Safe-Conduct
Chapter 16 Sunrise
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