Enslavers of Kings
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It is true that the Marquis's estates were heavily mortgaged ; but he was a member of one of the greatest families in France, a general in the army, Governor of Bourbon-Lancy and — godfather of the heir to the throne. To the easy-going M. de Pleneuf the match was ideal ; and he was very willing to part with a few of his money-bags for the honour of having for son-in-law a marquis, who was also godfather to the coming king !
Thus it came about that one day in 1713 Agnes de Pleneuf, still but a c...hild of fifteen, blossomed into Madame la Marquise de Prie and was taken as a bride to dazzle the Court of Louis XIV. by her radiant young beauty. A few weeks later she was on her way to Turin with her middle-aged husband, who had been appointed Ambassador to the King of Sardinia.
For five years the Marquise remained in the capital of Piedmont, revelling in the homage paid to her beauty, the queen of every social gathering, and reasonably happy with her husband, who was at least always kind and attentive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is true that the Marquis's estates were heavily mortgaged ; but he was a member of one of the greatest families in France, a general in the army, Governor of Bourbon-Lancy and — godfather of the heir to the throne. To the easy-going M. de Pleneuf the match was ideal ; and he was very willing to part with a few of his money-bags for the honour of having for son-in-law a marquis, who was also godfather to the coming king !
Thus it came about that one day in 1713 Agnes de Pleneuf, still but a c...hild of fifteen, blossomed into Madame la Marquise de Prie and was taken as a bride to dazzle the Court of Louis XIV. by her radiant young beauty. A few weeks later she was on her way to Turin with her middle-aged husband, who had been appointed Ambassador to the King of Sardinia.
For five years the Marquise remained in the capital of Piedmont, revelling in the homage paid to her beauty, the queen of every social gathering, and reasonably happy with her husband, who was at least always kind and attentive.
What to read after Enslavers of Kings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Thornton to read onlineMoreLess
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