The Later Years of Catherine De Medici
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But I found Madame de Nemours and all the other Princesses and ladies, who said to me : ' Mon Dieu, Madame, the Queen, your mother, is furious with you. We do not advise you to present yourself before her. ' I entered her Privy Closet, which was only separated from her apartment by a wooden partition, so that she could easily hear all that was said there. The moment she saw me, she began to dart forth fire and to say everything that unmeasured and outrageous anger could throw up. I represented ...the truth and told her that we had been a company of ten to twelve persons. But she had no ear either for truth or reason. After I had left her presence, filled with all the spite involved in such an insult, I found my husband in my room. ' Well, was it not all just as I told you ? ' he asked ; then, noting my misery — ' Do not you torment yourself, ' he added, ' Liancourt and Camille will be at the King's Coucher and they will inform him of the wrong that he has done you. ' " The Reine Margot is, to say the least, no more accurate about herself than most other autobiographers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I found Madame de Nemours and all the other Princesses and ladies, who said to me : ' Mon Dieu, Madame, the Queen, your mother, is furious with you. We do not advise you to present yourself before her. ' I entered her Privy Closet, which was only separated from her apartment by a wooden partition, so that she could easily hear all that was said there. The moment she saw me, she began to dart forth fire and to say everything that unmeasured and outrageous anger could throw up. I represented ...the truth and told her that we had been a company of ten to twelve persons. But she had no ear either for truth or reason. After I had left her presence, filled with all the spite involved in such an insult, I found my husband in my room. ' Well, was it not all just as I told you ? ' he asked ; then, noting my misery — ' Do not you torment yourself, ' he added, ' Liancourt and Camille will be at the King's Coucher and they will inform him of the wrong that he has done you. ' " The Reine Margot is, to say the least, no more accurate about herself than most other autobiographers.
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