Madame Mother of the Regent 1652 1722
Madame Mother of the Regent 1652 1722
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2 1 8 Madame how indifferent Mme. De Maintenon was with regard to her, how Httle she thought about her, Madame's Hfe would have been much simpHfied; but we always shrink from realising that we count for nothing. It was more flattering to her vanity to see the hand of "the wrinkled old hag" in all her misfortunes. The notion turned to obsession and to the folly of persecution.
Mme. De Maintenon, on her side, was quite aware of Madame*s opinion concerning her. Mme. De Maintenon was a psychologist..., and she proved it. Besides, all that Madame thought, all that Madame so freely expressed in her correspondence, Mme. De Maintenon was free to read with the exception of the few letters, important it is true, which from time to time were sent by private means. The *' black closet" took notes in French of all that went by post, and the choice naturally fell on all that was written in a bad spirit. Ma- dame pretended even that the agents added to it, by the orders of Louvois and Torcy, so as to harm her in the King's mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 1 8 Madame how indifferent Mme. De Maintenon was with regard to her, how Httle she thought about her, Madame's Hfe would have been much simpHfied; but we always shrink from realising that we count for nothing. It was more flattering to her vanity to see the hand of "the wrinkled old hag" in all her misfortunes. The notion turned to obsession and to the folly of persecution.
Mme. De Maintenon, on her side, was quite aware of Madame*s opinion concerning her. Mme. De Maintenon was a psychologist..., and she proved it. Besides, all that Madame thought, all that Madame so freely expressed in her correspondence, Mme. De Maintenon was free to read with the exception of the few letters, important it is true, which from time to time were sent by private means. The *' black closet" took notes in French of all that went by post, and the choice naturally fell on all that was written in a bad spirit. Ma- dame pretended even that the agents added to it, by the orders of Louvois and Torcy, so as to harm her in the King's mind.
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