Chapter

 1 Pre| likenesses of Louis XIII, Anne of Austria, Richelieu, Mazarin, and
 2 6  |      Spain, who talks to me about Austria, who talks to me about England!
 3 12 |    pretended message from Anne of Austria, upon the faith of which
 4 12 |       beautiful and proud Anne of Austria, and in making himself loved
 5 12 |           was the queen! ~Anne of Austria was then twenty-six or twenty-seven
 6 12 |           princes of the House of Austria, protruded slightly beyond
 7 12 |        dazzled. Never had Anna of Austria appeared to him so beautiful,
 8 12 |                           Anne of Austria took two steps forward.
 9 12 |          folly," murmured Anne of Austria, who had not the courage
10 12 |          queen," murmured Anne of Austria, overcome, in spite of herself,
11 12 |            my God!" cried Anne of Austria, with an accent of terror
12 12 |            my God!" cried Anne of Austria, "this is more than I can
13 12 |       Wait, then, wait." ~Anne of Austria re-entered her apartment,
14 12 |           and I depart!" ~Anne of Austria stretched forth her hand,
15 15 |         the friendship of Anne of Austria for Mme. de Chevreuse. These
16 16 |           your Majesty is Anne of Austria, Queen of France--that is
17 16 |    apartments to those of Anne of Austria. ~The queen was in the midst
18 16 |         not the less sad. Anne of Austria, deprived of the confidence
19 16 |           sentiment which Anne of Austria always refused him--Anne
20 16 |       always refused him--Anne of Austria had seen her most devoted
21 16 |         vengeance against Anne of Austria, stimulated the judges in
22 16 |         therefore, toward Anne of Austria, and said with a very perplexed
23 16 |         your queen?" said Anne of Austria, drawing herself up to her
24 16 |         it is true!" said Anne of Austria; "and the spies of the cardinal
25 16 |      imperious blood of Spain and Austria began to rise. ~The chancellor
26 16 |    torture, he approached Anne of Austria, for whose eyes at the same
27 16 |         was to be found. ~Anne of Austria took one step backward,
28 16 |        brother and the Emperor of Austria to appear to be wounded,
29 16 |          with the queen. ~Anne of Austria, who, in consequence of
30 16 |          a thing for poor Anne of Austria that at this announcement,
31 17 |         conversation with Anne of Austria, to obtain some information
32 17 |           surrounded her. Anne of Austria lowered her head, allowed
33 17 | accusation. ~"But," cried Anne of Austria, tired of these vague attacks, "
34 17 |      answer was terrible. Anne of Austria believed that Louis XIII
35 17 |        take place?" asked Anne of Austria. ~Louis XIII felt instinctively
36 17 |          wait a minute." ~Anne of Austria ran to her jewel case. ~"
37 17 |     Generous girl!" cried Anne of Austria. ~Mme. Bonacieux kissed
38 21 |   full-length portrait of Anne of Austria, so perfect in its resemblance
39 21 |            said he, "yes, Anne of Austria is my true queen. Upon a
40 22 |        Eminence," replied Anne of Austria, with a smile that proved
41 22 |          from him to whom Anne of Austria owed the extraordinary triumph
42 41 |   profound passions which Anne of Austria inspired in those who approached
43 41 |          a kind look from Anne of Austria. ~The first advantage had
44 44 |         Italy, in order to attack Austria on both sides. Well, did
45 44 |       happen an event which saved Austria? Why should not the king
46 59 |           cloak bearer of Anne of Austria, "but too late, perhaps." ~"
47 59 |       faithful servant of Anne of Austria, on his knees before the