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A Popular History of France From The Earliest Times

CHAPTER XXXV
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Biron took him aside and said, I had hitherto thought that you had sense; now I doubt it.

If, before securing our own position with the King of Navarre, we completely establish his, he will no longer care for us.

The time is come for making our terms; if we let the occasion escape us, we shall never recover it." "What are your terms ?" asked Sancy.

"If it please the king to give me the countship of Perigord, I shall be his forever." Sancy reported this conversation to the king, who promised Biron what he wanted.
Though King of France for but two days past, Henry IV.

had already perfectly understood and steadily taken the measure of the situation.


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