Henri Ii : His Court And Times
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He was extremely strong, neither too tall nor too short, and of a very fine figure, vigorous and a little fleshy. Although he was rather dark, he had a very fine complexion, delicate and very agreeable, and for this in his time was he beloved by two very great ladies.
1 La Chataigneraie had married an aunt of Brantome.
HENRI II : HIS COURT AND TIMES 195 In order that he might be able to succeed in life, his father, who loved him tenderly, was accustomed in his infancy to make him to take with e...verything that he eat powdered gold, steel, and iron. This diet had been recommended to the S6nechal by a famous doctor of Naples, when he was there with King Charles VIII." Guy de Chabot, eldest son of Charles de Chabot, Seigneur de Jarnac, de Monlieu, and de Sainte-Aulaye, and brother-in-law of Madame d'Etampes, one of whose sisters, Louise de Pisseleu, he had married, was a very different kind of man. Like La Chataigneraie, whose senior he was by some ten years, he had been brought up in the King's Household, had gained the favour of Francois I, who called him familiarly Guichot, and had served with distinction in the wars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was extremely strong, neither too tall nor too short, and of a very fine figure, vigorous and a little fleshy. Although he was rather dark, he had a very fine complexion, delicate and very agreeable, and for this in his time was he beloved by two very great ladies.
1 La Chataigneraie had married an aunt of Brantome.
HENRI II : HIS COURT AND TIMES 195 In order that he might be able to succeed in life, his father, who loved him tenderly, was accustomed in his infancy to make him to take with e...verything that he eat powdered gold, steel, and iron. This diet had been recommended to the S6nechal by a famous doctor of Naples, when he was there with King Charles VIII." Guy de Chabot, eldest son of Charles de Chabot, Seigneur de Jarnac, de Monlieu, and de Sainte-Aulaye, and brother-in-law of Madame d'Etampes, one of whose sisters, Louise de Pisseleu, he had married, was a very different kind of man. Like La Chataigneraie, whose senior he was by some ten years, he had been brought up in the King's Household, had gained the favour of Francois I, who called him familiarly Guichot, and had served with distinction in the wars.
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