Madame De Svign And Her Contemporaries volume 2
Madame De Svign And Her Contemporaries volume 2
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Louis then desired him to come, and thus he found the road to Versailles by passing through London. When he arrived at Versailles, however, his manners were grown not merely out of fashion, but ridiculous, and his mode of paying court to the King no longer pleased. Still he appears to have retained much of the King's favour. James II. Having given him the PRINCESS DES TJRSINS. 125 Garter, Louis said he might accept it, but that it did not exclude the St. Esprit; and Madame de Sevigne said that ...Lauzun was accable des graces du St. Esprit, et de la protection de St. George.
It is uncertain whether or not Lauzun was mar- ried to Mademoiselle, but it is presumed he was. Certain it is, that she hated him that he behaved very ill to her and that she was furious at his re- turn into favour. When she died, he went to Louis " en grand manteau de deuil ;" and two years after, he married a girl of sixteen, Mademoiselle de Durfort, the daughter of the Marechal de Lorges. Lauzun lived to the age of ninety, and died in a convent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Louis then desired him to come, and thus he found the road to Versailles by passing through London. When he arrived at Versailles, however, his manners were grown not merely out of fashion, but ridiculous, and his mode of paying court to the King no longer pleased. Still he appears to have retained much of the King's favour. James II. Having given him the PRINCESS DES TJRSINS. 125 Garter, Louis said he might accept it, but that it did not exclude the St. Esprit; and Madame de Sevigne said that ...Lauzun was accable des graces du St. Esprit, et de la protection de St. George.
It is uncertain whether or not Lauzun was mar- ried to Mademoiselle, but it is presumed he was. Certain it is, that she hated him that he behaved very ill to her and that she was furious at his re- turn into favour. When she died, he went to Louis " en grand manteau de deuil ;" and two years after, he married a girl of sixteen, Mademoiselle de Durfort, the daughter of the Marechal de Lorges. Lauzun lived to the age of ninety, and died in a convent.
What to read after Madame De Svign And Her Contemporaries volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Isabella Thackeray Ritchie to read onlineMoreLess
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