La Grande Mademoiselle 1627 1652
La Grande Mademoiselle 1627 1652
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The Queen became very angry at Mademoiselle, and impelled by her anger, Monsieur commanded his daughter to set out im- mediately for Notre Dame ; he told her rudely that if she was too sick to walk, she had plenty of people to carry her. " You will either go or be carried ! " he cried violently, and Mademoiselle, much the worse for her stratagem, was forced to yield. She deplored her fate, and wept because she had lost her father's sympathy.
La Grande Mademoiselle 3 11 The reciprocal acidity of... the junior branches was constantly manifested by fatalities like the event just noted, and by episodes like the affair of "the fallen letters" (August, 1643). Although all the writers of that day believed that the reaction of that puerile matter was felt in the Fronde, the quarrel, like all the other quarrels, was of so sense- less a character that it awakened the shame of the nation. The story is soon told : Mme. De Montbazon picked up — no one knew where — some love letters in which, as she said, she recog- nised the writing of Mme.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Queen became very angry at Mademoiselle, and impelled by her anger, Monsieur commanded his daughter to set out im- mediately for Notre Dame ; he told her rudely that if she was too sick to walk, she had plenty of people to carry her. " You will either go or be carried ! " he cried violently, and Mademoiselle, much the worse for her stratagem, was forced to yield. She deplored her fate, and wept because she had lost her father's sympathy.
La Grande Mademoiselle 3 11 The reciprocal acidity of... the junior branches was constantly manifested by fatalities like the event just noted, and by episodes like the affair of "the fallen letters" (August, 1643). Although all the writers of that day believed that the reaction of that puerile matter was felt in the Fronde, the quarrel, like all the other quarrels, was of so sense- less a character that it awakened the shame of the nation. The story is soon told : Mme. De Montbazon picked up — no one knew where — some love letters in which, as she said, she recog- nised the writing of Mme.
What to read after La Grande Mademoiselle 1627 1652?
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