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A Popular History of France From The Earliest Times

CHAPTER XXXVIII
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felt for his favorite was jealous and capricious.

He upbraided the young man for his flights to Paris to see his friends and the elegant society of the Marais, and sometimes also Mary di Gonzaga, daughter of the Duke of Mantua, wooed but lately by the Duke of Orleans, and not indifferent, it was said, to the vows of M.Le Grand, as Cinq-Mars was called.

The complaints were detailed to Richelieu by the king himself in a strange correspondence, which reminds one of the "reports" of his quarrels with Mdlle.

d'Hautefort.

"I am very sorry," wrote Louis XIII.


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