Three Musketeers, Version 2

Chapters

1. 0 Author's PrefaceMark F. Smith 5:39
2. 1 The Three Presents of D'Artagnan the ElderMark F. Smith 38:45
3. 2 The Antechamber of M. de TrevilleMark F. Smith 27:42
4. 3 The AudienceMark F. Smith 29:55
5. 4 The Shoulder, The Baldric, and The HandkerchiefMark F. Smith 19:35
6. 5 The King's Musketeers and The Cardinal's GuardsMark F. Smith 25:10
7. 6 His Majesty King Louis XIIIMark F. Smith 47:54
8. 7 The Interior of the MusketeersMark F. Smith 22:30
9. 8 Concerning a Court IntrigueMark F. Smith 19:52
10. 9 D'Artagnan Shows HimselfMark F. Smith 18:33
11. 10 A Mousetrap in the Seventeenth CenturyMark F. Smith 22:18
12. 11 In Which the Plot ThickensMark F. Smith 41:22
13. 12 George Villiers - Duke of BuckinghamMark F. Smith 21:20
14. 13 Monsieur BonacieuxMark F. Smith 21:21
15. 14 The Man of MeungMark F. Smith 23:27
16. 15 Men of the Robe and Men of the SwordMark F. Smith 19:44
17. 16 In Which M. de Segurier, Keeper of the Seals, Looks More Than Once for the BellMark F. Smith 29:03
18. 17 Bonacieux at HomeMark F. Smith 31:50
19. 18 Lover and HusbandMark F. Smith 15:31
20. 19 Plan of CampaignMark F. Smith 19:16
21. 20 The JourneyMark F. Smith 25:42
22. 21 The Countess de WinterMark F. Smith 22:53
23. 22 The Ballet of La MerlaisonMark F. Smith 17:14
24. 23 The RendezvousMark F. Smith 25:29
25. 24 The PavilionMark F. Smith 24:47
26. 25 PorthosMark F. Smith 44:33
27. 26 Aramis and His ThesisMark F. Smith 40:26
28. 27 The Wife of AthosMark F. Smith 47:30
29. 28 The ReturnMark F. Smith 32:12
30. 29 Hunting for the EquipmentsMark F. Smith 21:08
31. 30 D'Artagnan and the EnglishmanMark F. Smith 17:44
32. 31 English and FrenchMark F. Smith 17:48
33. 32 A Procurator's DinnerMark F. Smith 23:13
34. 33 Mistress and SoubretteMark F. Smith 22:00
35. 34 In Which the Equipment of Porthos and Aramis Is Treated OfMark F. Smith 20:18
36. 35 A Gascon a Match for CupidMark F. Smith 17:28
37. 36 Dream of VengeanceMark F. Smith 17:03
38. 37 Milady's SecretMark F. Smith 16:18
39. 38 How, Without Incommoding Himself, Athos Procures His EquipmentMark F. Smith 21:04
40. 39 A VisionMark F. Smith 21:05
41. 40 A Terrible VisionMark F. Smith 18:58
42. 41 The Siege of La RochelleMark F. Smith 30:03
43. 42 The Anjou WineMark F. Smith 17:43
44. 43 The Sign of the Red DovecotMark F. Smith 18:50
45. 44 The Utility of StovepipesMark F. Smith 19:20
46. 45 A Conjugal VisitMark F. Smith 14:15
47. 46 The Bastion Saint-GervaisMark F. Smith 15:49
48. 47 The Council of the MusketeersMark F. Smith 37:47
49. 48 A Family AffairMark F. Smith 33:57
50. 49 A FatalityMark F. Smith 19:23
51. 50 Chat Between a Brother and SisterMark F. Smith 18:40
52. 51 OfficerMark F. Smith 26:30
53. 52 Captivity: The First DayMark F. Smith 17:26
54. 53 Captivity: The Second DayMark F. Smith 18:03
55. 54 Captivity: the Third DayMark F. Smith 21:51
56. 55 Captivity: The Fourth DayMark F. Smith 21:36
57. 56 Captivity: The Fifth DayMark F. Smith 37:15
58. 57 Means of Classical TragedyMark F. Smith 16:39
59. 58 EscapeMark F. Smith 18:30
60. 59 What Happened at PortsmouthMark F. Smith 24:29
61. 60 In FranceMark F. Smith 12:49
62. 61 The Carmelite Convent at BethuneMark F. Smith 30:58
63. 62 Two Varieties of DemonsMark F. Smith 11:07
64. 63 The Drop of WaterMark F. Smith 32:27
65. 64 The Man in the Red CloakMark F. Smith 13:34
66. 65 TrialMark F. Smith 19:05
67. 66 ExecutionMark F. Smith 11:14
68. 67 ConclusionMark F. Smith 21:06
69. 68 EpilogueMark F. Smith 4:04