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A Popular History of France From The Earliest Times

CHAPTER XXXVI
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Jealousy is nowhere more wide-awake and more implacable than at courts.

However, amongst the grandees present at the conference of Fontainebleau there were some who did not share the general impression.

"I saw there," said the Duke of Mayenne as he went away from it, "only a very old and very faithful servant very badly paid for so many services;" and, in spite of the king's letter, the Duke of Epernon sent word to Mornay that he still took him for a gentleman of honor, and still remained his friend.

Henry IV.

himself, with his delicate and ready tact, was not slow to perceive that he had gone too far and had behaved badly.


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