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The Hunchback of Notre-Dame: Novel Summary: Book XI Chapter 3

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Book XI Chapter 3

Summary
The priest's body is gathered from the street but Quasimodo is gone. Rumors claim that the sorcerer had finally paid the price to his demon and, as a result, the priest's body was not buried in consecrated ground. Louis XI died soon after, in August 1483. Pierre Gringoire saved the goat and finally achieved success as a dramatist of tragedy. Phoebus de Chateaupers got married.

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