*XIV*
Francois escapes from Paris and goes in search of a father. He meets a
man who has a wart on his nose, and who because of this is unlucky
*XV*
How Francois finds Despard and has a lesson in politics, and of what
came of it
*XVI*
How Francois warns the Marquis de Ste. Luce, and of the battle on the
staircase between the old day and the new
*XVII*
Of how Francois, escaping, lives in the wood; of how he sees the
daughter of the marquis dying, and knows not then, or ever after, what
it was that hurt him; of how he becomes homesick for Paris
*XVIII*
Wherein is told how Francois reenters Paris, and lodges with the Crab;
and of how Toto is near to death by the guillotine. Francois meets
Despard and the marquis, who warns him and is warned
*XIX*
Of the sorrowful life of loneliness, of Francois's arrest, and of those
he met in prison
*XX*
Of how Francois gave Amar advice, and of how the marquis bought his own
head
*XXI*
How Francois, having made a bargain with Citizen Amar, cannot keep it
with the man of the wart--How Despard dies in the place of the
marquis--Of Francois's escape from prison
*XXII*