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THE QUEEN'S FAVORITE. On entering her boudoir, the Queen beheld the writer of the missive. Count George Oliver Charny was a tall man of thirty-five, with a strong countenance warning one of his d
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THE QUEEN'S FAVORITE. On entering her boudoir, the Queen beheld the writer of the missive. Count George Oliver Charny was a tall man of thirty-five, with a strong countenance warning one of his d
BILLET'S SORROW. At the time when the Queen and her consort were leaving Versailles, never more to return under it…
THE NIGHT OF HORRORS. The night went by quietly. At midnight the Queen had tried to go out to the Trianon Palace but th…
THE ARMY OF WOMEN. The Queen was reposing after the day of felicitation. She had her janissaries around her, her cohort…
WHY THE QUEEN WAITED. A little calm succeeded at Versailles the political and mental tempests which we have chronicled.…
THE PRIVATE COUNCIL. Louis entered briskly but heavily as was his wont. His manner was busy and curious, strongly contr…
THE QUEEN AND HER MASTER. Andrea's confession was a long one for it was not until eleven at night that the royal b…
THE TRIO OF LOVE. Without knowing who was helping her, Andrea began to recover consciousness but instinctively she knew…
THE QUEEN AT BAY. While the King was learning to fight Revolution like a philosopher, and recreate himself with a spiri…
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