Six Thousand Years of History volume 5
Six Thousand Years of History volume 5
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Probably the expense and inconvenience of a separate nursery at Vaugirard led the King to direct that his illegitimate children be housed in the palace, and this, to the mortification of the poor Queen, was done at the end of four years. By this time Madame Scarron had saved enough money to be able to purchase 254 FAMOUS WOMEN the estate of Maintenon, not far from Paris, on the high road to Brest.
The King had been prejudiced against Madame Scar- ron, but her careful ways soon interested him, a...nd her extraordinary care in avoiding him piqued him. He railed at her scholarship. He called her "the wit, " "the comic poet, *' "the learned lady. " "Why do you talk to her so much?" he asked of Montespan. "Do you wish her to make you as pedantic as herself ?" Presently, however, the children began to praise their governess to the King, and at last Montespan saw her danger. "I dare not speak to the King alone, " the gov- erness said; "Madame Montespan would never forgive me. " At this, the King began to invite Madame Scarron to his small parties, still taking little notice of her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Probably the expense and inconvenience of a separate nursery at Vaugirard led the King to direct that his illegitimate children be housed in the palace, and this, to the mortification of the poor Queen, was done at the end of four years. By this time Madame Scarron had saved enough money to be able to purchase 254 FAMOUS WOMEN the estate of Maintenon, not far from Paris, on the high road to Brest.
The King had been prejudiced against Madame Scar- ron, but her careful ways soon interested him, a...nd her extraordinary care in avoiding him piqued him. He railed at her scholarship. He called her "the wit, " "the comic poet, *' "the learned lady. " "Why do you talk to her so much?" he asked of Montespan. "Do you wish her to make you as pedantic as herself ?" Presently, however, the children began to praise their governess to the King, and at last Montespan saw her danger. "I dare not speak to the King alone, " the gov- erness said; "Madame Montespan would never forgive me. " At this, the King began to invite Madame Scarron to his small parties, still taking little notice of her.
What to read after Six Thousand Years of History volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar Sanderson to read onlineMoreLess
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