Memoirs of Madame De Montespan volume 2
Memoirs of Madame De Montespan volume 2
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De Lauzun. --His Pretensions. --Erroneous Ideas of the Public. --The Warin Candia. --M. De Lauzun Thinks He Will Secure a Throne for Himself. --TheKing Does Not Wish This.
The Marquis de Guilain de Lauzun was, and still is, one of the handsomestmen at Court. Before my marriage, vanity prompted him to belong to thelist of my suitors, but as his reputation in Paris was that of a man whohad great success with the ladies, my family requested him either to cometo the point or to retire, and he withd...rew, though unwilling to breakmatters off altogether.
When he saw me in the bonds of matrimony, and enjoying its liberty, herecommenced his somewhat equivocal pursuit of me, and managed to gethimself talked about at my expense. Society was unjust; M. De Lauzunonly dared to pay me homage of an insipid sort. He had success enough inother quarters, and I knew what I owed to some one as well as what I owedto myself.
Ambition is the Marquis's ruling passion. The simple role of a finegentleman is, in his eyes, but a secondary one; his Magnificency requiresa far more exalted platform than that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
De Lauzun. --His Pretensions. --Erroneous Ideas of the Public. --The Warin Candia. --M. De Lauzun Thinks He Will Secure a Throne for Himself. --TheKing Does Not Wish This.
The Marquis de Guilain de Lauzun was, and still is, one of the handsomestmen at Court. Before my marriage, vanity prompted him to belong to thelist of my suitors, but as his reputation in Paris was that of a man whohad great success with the ladies, my family requested him either to cometo the point or to retire, and he withd...rew, though unwilling to breakmatters off altogether.
When he saw me in the bonds of matrimony, and enjoying its liberty, herecommenced his somewhat equivocal pursuit of me, and managed to gethimself talked about at my expense. Society was unjust; M. De Lauzunonly dared to pay me homage of an insipid sort. He had success enough inother quarters, and I knew what I owed to some one as well as what I owedto myself.
Ambition is the Marquis's ruling passion. The simple role of a finegentleman is, in his eyes, but a secondary one; his Magnificency requiresa far more exalted platform than that.
What to read after Memoirs of Madame De Montespan volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franoise Athnas De Rochechouart De Mortemart Montespan to read onlineMoreLess
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