Memoirs of Louis Xiv And the Regency
Memoirs of Louis Xiv And the Regency
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I have said all, when I state that I recovered myself with difficulty, and that I had all the pains in the world to compose him a little.
This La Grange, who was of no personal value, yet a good poet — only that and never anything else — had, by his poetry, insinuated himself into Sceaux, where he had become one of the great favorites of Madame du Maine.
She and her husband knew his life, his habits, and his mercenary villainy. They knew, too, how to profit by it.
He was arrested shortly afterw...ard, and sent to the Isles of Sainte Marguerite, which he obtained permission to leave before the end of the Regency. He had the au- dacity to show himself everywhere in Paris, and while he was ai>pearing at the theaters and in all public places, people had the imimdence to spread the report that M.
le Due d'Orl£ans had had him killed! M. le Due d'Or- Idans and his enemies have been equally indefatigable; the latter in the blackest villainies, the Prince in the most unfruitful clemency, to call it by no more expressive name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have said all, when I state that I recovered myself with difficulty, and that I had all the pains in the world to compose him a little.
This La Grange, who was of no personal value, yet a good poet — only that and never anything else — had, by his poetry, insinuated himself into Sceaux, where he had become one of the great favorites of Madame du Maine.
She and her husband knew his life, his habits, and his mercenary villainy. They knew, too, how to profit by it.
He was arrested shortly afterw...ard, and sent to the Isles of Sainte Marguerite, which he obtained permission to leave before the end of the Regency. He had the au- dacity to show himself everywhere in Paris, and while he was ai>pearing at the theaters and in all public places, people had the imimdence to spread the report that M.
le Due d'Orl£ans had had him killed! M. le Due d'Or- Idans and his enemies have been equally indefatigable; the latter in the blackest villainies, the Prince in the most unfruitful clemency, to call it by no more expressive name.
What to read after Memoirs of Louis Xiv And the Regency?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saint-Simon Louis De Rouvroy Duc De to read onlineMoreLess
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