Universal Classics Library volume 27
Universal Classics Library volume 27
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The same expenses went on. The enemies insultingly ridiculed these retrenchments. The King's subjects did not cease to complain.
About this time an invitation to Marly having been obtained by Madame la Duchess for her daughters, Mademoiselles de Bourbon and de Charolois, the King offered one to Mademoiselle. This offer was discussed before the Due and Duchess d'Orleans and me. We at last resolved to leave Mademoiselle at Versailles; and not to be troubled by seeing Mademoiselle de Bourbon passi...ng her days in the same salon, often at the same play table with the Due de Berry making herself admired by the Court, fluttering round Monseigneur, and accustoming the eye of the King to her. We knew that these trifles would not bring about a marriage; and it was still more important not to give up Mademoiselle to the malignity of the Court, to exposure, and com- plaints, from which it might not always be possible to protect her.
But I had felt that it was necessary to act vigorously, and pressed the Due d'Orleans to speak to the King To my surprise he suddenly heaped up objections, derived from the public disasters, with which a princely 134 MEMOIRS OF THE marriage would contrast disagreeably.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same expenses went on. The enemies insultingly ridiculed these retrenchments. The King's subjects did not cease to complain.
About this time an invitation to Marly having been obtained by Madame la Duchess for her daughters, Mademoiselles de Bourbon and de Charolois, the King offered one to Mademoiselle. This offer was discussed before the Due and Duchess d'Orleans and me. We at last resolved to leave Mademoiselle at Versailles; and not to be troubled by seeing Mademoiselle de Bourbon passi...ng her days in the same salon, often at the same play table with the Due de Berry making herself admired by the Court, fluttering round Monseigneur, and accustoming the eye of the King to her. We knew that these trifles would not bring about a marriage; and it was still more important not to give up Mademoiselle to the malignity of the Court, to exposure, and com- plaints, from which it might not always be possible to protect her.
But I had felt that it was necessary to act vigorously, and pressed the Due d'Orleans to speak to the King To my surprise he suddenly heaped up objections, derived from the public disasters, with which a princely 134 MEMOIRS OF THE marriage would contrast disagreeably.
What to read after Universal Classics Library volume 27?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ipswich England to read onlineMoreLess
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