honored by invitation to Petit-Trianon theatricals, i. 283, ii. 232 humbles himself, i. 199 impatient at delays, ii. 112 imprisoned at St. Lazare, ii. 229 indiscretion of, ii. 115 induces Steuben to go to America, ii. 140, 141 infatuated with Lee, ii. 57 inflamed for cause of liberty, ii. 22 initiated into finance, i. 71 invites authors to dinner, i. 299 jealousies aroused against, i. 304ff. judged by parliament Maupeou, ii. 100 lawsuit with Comte de le Blache, i. 167 learns he is set aside in aiding America, ii. 149 letter to de Francy, ii. 159ff. letter to Dubourg, ii. 86 life of, by E. Lintilhac, i. 126 loudly reclaims the fifteen louis, i. 208 made gifts of first two dramas, i. 292 meets Gudin, i. 170 meets her who becomes his third wife, i. 245 meets Madame Lévêque, i. 156 meets Pauline, i. 108 memoirs of, criticised by Lintilhac, i. 215ff. memoirs to King regarding America, ii. 38 merchant, the, i. 36 more attractive than other men, i. 179 music master to Mesdames, i. 59 nephew of, recommended to care of Congress, ii. 110 objection to card playing, i. 100 pays tuition of pupil, ii. 248 plans to go himself to Santo Domingo, i. 115 plays _comédie_ on stage of life, i. 260 plea of self justification, ii. 243ff. pleads for Lafayette imprisoned, ii. 281 preparations for voyage to Spain, i. 85ff. prepares to leave London, ii. 73 private character, i. 172 private life, ii. 240ff. proudly reclaims rights, i. 200 reads _Le Barbier_ to friends, i. 189 receives written order from King, i. 257 recommends Deane be escorted by fleet, ii. 188 replies to Mlle. Ninon, ii. 181 replies to Lord Rochford, ii. 63, 64 reposes full confidence in Deane, ii. 89 restored to his rights as Citizen, ii. 100 retires to Flanders, i. 243 returns from exile, ii. 273 returns from Spain, i. 103 saved by Mesdames, i. 64 saved by Vergennes, ii. 152 second wife dies, i. 162 secret missions of, i. 249 seeks safety from mob, ii. 254 sends in his _règlement de comptes_ with Pauline, i. 137 sends “ostensible” letter to Vergennes, ii. 41 sends uncle to Santo Domingo, i. 109 sent to For-l’Evêque, i. 191 serious side of education of, i. 144 serves himself through the Ministers, ii. 98, 99 starts for London, i. 252, ii. 44 still pleads for aid to be sent to America, ii. 67 still used by Ministers, ii. 143ff. stops at Nuremberg, i. 260 tact of, with royal pupils, i. 60 takes Gudin from Temple, ii. 178 thrown into prison, i. 264 touched by child’s letter, answers, i. 202 unites family, i. 83 unable to obtain explanation, ii. 202 uncle dies at Santo Domingo, i. 114 uses attitude of English Lord to gain end, i. 257