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But the king, at the same time that he acceded to their petition, added the expresscondition[32], that no allusion should be made to Marigni's tragicalend. The monument was destroyed in the revolution; but the murder of thetreasurer is one of those "damned spots, " which will never be washed outof the history of France. --Charles de Valois soon felt the sting ofremorse; and within a year from the wreaking of his vengeance, he causedalms to be publicly distributed in the streets of Paris, with a...ninjunction to every one that received them, "to pray to God for thesouls of Enguerrand de Marigni, and Charles de Valois, taking care toput the subject first[33]. "--In the church at Ecouis, was formerly thefollowing epitaph, whose obscurity has given rise to a variety oftraditions:-- "Ci gist le fils, ci gist la mere, Ci gist la soeur, ci gist le fr
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But the king, at the same time that he acceded to their petition, added the expresscondition[32], that no allusion should be made to Marigni's tragicalend. The monument was destroyed in the revolution; but the murder of thetreasurer is one of those "damned spots, " which will never be washed outof the history of France. --Charles de Valois soon felt the sting ofremorse; and within a year from the wreaking of his vengeance, he causedalms to be publicly distributed in the streets of Paris, with a...ninjunction to every one that received them, "to pray to God for thesouls of Enguerrand de Marigni, and Charles de Valois, taking care toput the subject first[33]. "--In the church at Ecouis, was formerly thefollowing epitaph, whose obscurity has given rise to a variety oftraditions:-- "Ci gist le fils, ci gist la mere, Ci gist la soeur, ci gist le fr
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