A Royal Quartette
A Royal Quartette
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de Prie for having brought about her marriage, began, as they had expected, by being entirely influenced by them ; but fortunately they carried their audacity too fsu- when, without the consent of the King, they dis- missed Fleury, to whom he was really attached.
Fleury was at work with the King when he was told the Queen wanted him. He went and did not come back. The King went to look for him in vain ; he was gone. The King fretted and sulked, but did nothing ' " Mdmoires d'Argenson." MADAME A...DiLAIDE 147 until the Due de Mortemart^ seeing him shed tears over a letter he received from Fleury, suggested that, as he was master, if he wished him to return he had only to give the order.
Louis XV, took the advice; Fleury returned next morning, and six months later, as Louis was leaving Versailles on a visit to the Comte de Toulouse, he took leave of the Due de Bourbon with his usual friendliness, but left a letter to be given him when his carriage had driven from the palace, banishing him from the court and exiling Mme.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
de Prie for having brought about her marriage, began, as they had expected, by being entirely influenced by them ; but fortunately they carried their audacity too fsu- when, without the consent of the King, they dis- missed Fleury, to whom he was really attached.
Fleury was at work with the King when he was told the Queen wanted him. He went and did not come back. The King went to look for him in vain ; he was gone. The King fretted and sulked, but did nothing ' " Mdmoires d'Argenson." MADAME A...DiLAIDE 147 until the Due de Mortemart^ seeing him shed tears over a letter he received from Fleury, suggested that, as he was master, if he wished him to return he had only to give the order.
Louis XV, took the advice; Fleury returned next morning, and six months later, as Louis was leaving Versailles on a visit to the Comte de Toulouse, he took leave of the Due de Bourbon with his usual friendliness, but left a letter to be given him when his carriage had driven from the palace, banishing him from the court and exiling Mme.
What to read after A Royal Quartette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Mary Charlton Bearne to read onlineMoreLess
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