One character in this work seduces Felton, her Puritan jailer, inciting him to assassinate the prime minister, and that same character steals some diamond studs.
One character in this work seduces Felton, her Puritan jailer, inciting him to assassinate the prime minister, and that same character steals some diamond studs. The protagonist of this work hires the servant Planchet and falls in love with a servant of Anne of Austria, (*) Constance Bonacieux. A man in a red cloak reveals the nature of one character's crimes and why she bears the fleur-de-lis, Milady de Winter. For ten points, name this novel by Alexandre Dumas, about D'Artagnan and his friends Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, who live by the motto "All for one and one for all."
One character in this work seduces Felton, her Puritan jailer, inciting him to assassinate the prime minister, and that same character steals some diamond studs.
The {Three Musketeers}