Principle in Art Etc
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This was not enough to satisfy the dignity and self-respect of the lady, who told him that in bidding him adieu for fourteen days she bade him adieu for ever. Mademoiselle de Chemerault, another of the queen's ladies, was dismissed at the same time ; but only in order that she might continue to act as Richelieu's spy upon the words and actions of the noble creature who fancied her her sincere friend. Mademoiselle de Hautefort thought that the queen had not treated Mademoiselle de Chemerault wit...h suffi- cient generosity in the gifts she made her on her dismissal ; and, utterly careless of her own in- terests, she addressed to Anne the noblest letter of remonstrance which it has ever been our happiness to read. Louis died without beholding her again ; 176 MADAME DE HAUTEFORT and, indeed, his. Fickle nature had been diverted from his sorrow for her loss by a new favourite, Cinq Mars. Anne was no sooner a widow than she begged Madame de Hautefort to return. She was now twenty-seven, and at the height of her beauty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was not enough to satisfy the dignity and self-respect of the lady, who told him that in bidding him adieu for fourteen days she bade him adieu for ever. Mademoiselle de Chemerault, another of the queen's ladies, was dismissed at the same time ; but only in order that she might continue to act as Richelieu's spy upon the words and actions of the noble creature who fancied her her sincere friend. Mademoiselle de Hautefort thought that the queen had not treated Mademoiselle de Chemerault wit...h suffi- cient generosity in the gifts she made her on her dismissal ; and, utterly careless of her own in- terests, she addressed to Anne the noblest letter of remonstrance which it has ever been our happiness to read. Louis died without beholding her again ; 176 MADAME DE HAUTEFORT and, indeed, his. Fickle nature had been diverted from his sorrow for her loss by a new favourite, Cinq Mars. Anne was no sooner a widow than she begged Madame de Hautefort to return. She was now twenty-seven, and at the height of her beauty.
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