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The Memoirs of Louis XIV.
His Court and The Regency

CHAPTER II
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Every one, even the King himself, laughed heartily, and most of us quite loud, so that I do not think any one was ever treated so before.

Montbron disappeared immediately afterwards, and did not show himself again for a long time, It was a pity he exposed himself to this defeat, for he was an honourable and brave man.
Ash Wednesday put an end to all these sad rejoicings by command, and only the expected rejoicings were spoken of.

M.du Maine wished to marry.
The King tried to turn him from it, and said frankly to him, that it was not for such as he to make a lineage.

But pressed M.by Madame de Maintenon, who had educated Maine; and who felt for him as a nurse the King resolved to marry him to a daughter of the Prince de Conde.

The Prince was greatly pleased at the project.


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