The Memoirs of Count Grammont — volume 02
The Memoirs of Count Grammont — volume 02
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"] So long as he had only some scruples of conscience, and a thousandinterests to sacrifice, he quitted all to follow a man, whom strongmotives and resentments, which in some manner appeared excusable, hadwithdrawn from the paths of rectitude: he adhered to him in his firstdisgrace, with a constancy of which there are few examples; but he couldnot submit to the injuries which he afterwards received, and which suchan inviolable attachment so little merited. Therefore, without fearingany reproach... for a conduct which sufficiently justified itself, as he hadformerly deviated from his duty by entering into the service of thePrince de Conde, he thought he had a right to leave him to return againto his duty.
His peace was soon made at Court, where many, far more culpable thanhimself, were immediately received into favour, when they desired it; forthe queen, still terrified at the dangers into which the civil wars hadplunged the State at the commencement of her regency, endeavoured bylenient measures to conciliate the minds of the people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"] So long as he had only some scruples of conscience, and a thousandinterests to sacrifice, he quitted all to follow a man, whom strongmotives and resentments, which in some manner appeared excusable, hadwithdrawn from the paths of rectitude: he adhered to him in his firstdisgrace, with a constancy of which there are few examples; but he couldnot submit to the injuries which he afterwards received, and which suchan inviolable attachment so little merited. Therefore, without fearingany reproach... for a conduct which sufficiently justified itself, as he hadformerly deviated from his duty by entering into the service of thePrince de Conde, he thought he had a right to leave him to return againto his duty.
His peace was soon made at Court, where many, far more culpable thanhimself, were immediately received into favour, when they desired it; forthe queen, still terrified at the dangers into which the civil wars hadplunged the State at the commencement of her regency, endeavoured bylenient measures to conciliate the minds of the people.
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