Huguenot Ancestry
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He does not wish to enquire for any property, but only to see the mem- bers of his ancestors' family now living. His wife and sister are now in Paris, and he is to return imme- diately, for preparation for his presentation to the court next week. " This information was communi- cated to madame, who requested us to call again at four o'clock that afternoon. I should have said that my companions were so interested in this quaint old city that they preferred a thorough investigation of it rather t...han to accom- pany me in the questionable success of seeking for old family representatives and associations. Punctually at four o'clock I was at the house again, and was formally, with great civility and ceremony, ushered into the parlor, where I met a very fine looking lady, of about fifty years of age, I should suppose, rather short and stout, with as bright complexion and cheerful countenance as one of twenty-five or thirty. 15 As a companion there was a gentleman, probably seventy years of age, who was introduced to me as Dr.
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He does not wish to enquire for any property, but only to see the mem- bers of his ancestors' family now living. His wife and sister are now in Paris, and he is to return imme- diately, for preparation for his presentation to the court next week. " This information was communi- cated to madame, who requested us to call again at four o'clock that afternoon. I should have said that my companions were so interested in this quaint old city that they preferred a thorough investigation of it rather t...han to accom- pany me in the questionable success of seeking for old family representatives and associations. Punctually at four o'clock I was at the house again, and was formally, with great civility and ceremony, ushered into the parlor, where I met a very fine looking lady, of about fifty years of age, I should suppose, rather short and stout, with as bright complexion and cheerful countenance as one of twenty-five or thirty. 15 As a companion there was a gentleman, probably seventy years of age, who was introduced to me as Dr.
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