Chapter

 1 Pre|       likenesses of Louis XIII, Anne of Austria, Richelieu, Mazarin,
 2 12 |      the pretended message from Anne of Austria, upon the faith
 3 12 |         the beautiful and proud Anne of Austria, and in making
 4 12 |         cry. It was the queen! ~Anne of Austria was then twenty-six
 5 12 |       Richelieu. ~    ~ ~ ~ ~   Anne of Austria took two steps
 6 12 |       see you." ~"Yes," replied Anne, "but you know why and how
 7 12 |           What folly," murmured Anne of Austria, who had not
 8 12 |        was not queen," murmured Anne of Austria, overcome, in
 9 12 |  charming. ~"Oh, my God!" cried Anne of Austria, with an accent
10 12 |       life." ~"Oh, but I," said Anne, "I also, duke, have had
11 12 |          my God, my God!" cried Anne of Austria, "this is more
12 12 |             Wait, then, wait." ~Anne of Austria re-entered her
13 12 |      your hand, and I depart!" ~Anne of Austria stretched forth
14 15 | prejudice was the friendship of Anne of Austria for Mme. de Chevreuse.
15 16 |       spouse of your Majesty is Anne of Austria, Queen of France--
16 16 |      his apartments to those of Anne of Austria. ~The queen was
17 16 |          were not the less sad. Anne of Austria, deprived of
18 16 |   cardinal that sentiment which Anne of Austria always refused
19 16 |     Austria always refused him--Anne of Austria had seen her
20 16 |       and his vengeance against Anne of Austria, stimulated the
21 16 |     advanced, therefore, toward Anne of Austria, and said with
22 16 |       hand to your queen?" said Anne of Austria, drawing herself
23 16 |         Well, it is true!" said Anne of Austria; "and the spies
24 16 |        the king monsieur," said Anne. ~"If the king had desired
25 16 |       of torture, he approached Anne of Austria, for whose eyes
26 16 |         paper was to be found. ~Anne of Austria took one step
27 16 |  understanding with the queen. ~Anne of Austria, who, in consequence
28 16 |        so rare a thing for poor Anne of Austria that at this
29 17 |          in a conversation with Anne of Austria, to obtain some
30 17 |       those who surrounded her. Anne of Austria lowered her head,
31 17 |       accusation. ~"But," cried Anne of Austria, tired of these
32 17 |        The answer was terrible. Anne of Austria believed that
33 17 |         ball take place?" asked Anne of Austria. ~Louis XIII
34 17 |    reply. "But wait a minute." ~Anne of Austria ran to her jewel
35 17 |           Generous girl!" cried Anne of Austria. ~Mme. Bonacieux
36 21 |         full-length portrait of Anne of Austria, so perfect in
37 21 |            Yes," said he, "yes, Anne of Austria is my true queen.
38 22 |         your Eminence," replied Anne of Austria, with a smile
39 22 |        instant from him to whom Anne of Austria owed the extraordinary
40 28 |        looking out, like Sister Anne, at the dust in the horizon. ~"
41 41 |         profound passions which Anne of Austria inspired in those
42 41 |         simply a kind look from Anne of Austria. ~The first advantage
43 45 |         Milady Clarik concealed Anne de Breuil. Was it not so
44 51 |         embroil Louis XIII with Anne of Austria--for that affair
45 59 |        faithful cloak bearer of Anne of Austria, "but too late,
46 59 |         the faithful servant of Anne of Austria, on his knees
47 59 |      you. ~"Your affectionate ~"ANNE" ~Buckingham collected all
48 60 |        and under my patronage. ~ANNE ~It may be easily imagined