BOOK II

My arrest--I am transferred from my thieves' cell to Mademoiselle

Gisquet's dressing-room--Achille de Harlay--The examining

magistrate, M. Desmortiers--My life at M. Gisquet's--I am set at

liberty--Letter to M. the Minister of Justice and his reply--I

receive an offer of my peer's pension from Charles X.--My reply--Note

from Madame la Duchesse de Berry--Letter to Béranger--I leave

Paris--Diary from Paris to Lugano--M. Augustin Thierry--The

road over the Saint-Gotthard--The Valley of Schöllenen--The

Devil's Bridge--The Saint-Gotthard--Description of Lugano--The

mountains--Excursions round about Lucerne--Clara Wendel--The peasants'

prayer--M. Alexandre Dumas--Madame de Colbert--Letter to M. de

Béranger--Zurich--Constance--Madame Récamier--Madame la Duchesse de

Saint-Leu--Madame de Saint-Leu after reading M. de Chateaubriand's

last letter--After reading a note signed "Hortense"--Arenenberg--I

return to Geneva--Coppet--The tomb of Madame de Staël--A walk--Letter

to Prince Louis Napoleon--Letters to the Minister of Justice, to the

President of the Council, to Madame la Duchesse de Berry--I write my

memorial on the captivity of the Princess--Circular to the editors of

the newspapers--Extract from the _Mémoire sur la captivité de madame la

duchesse de Berry_--My trial--Popularity

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