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id: 3847
author: Montespan, Madame de
title: Memoirs of Madame la Marquise de Montespan — Volume 1
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  In your country women succeed to the throne, and if Charles the Second and my cousin York were to die without children (which is very likely), you would be Queen and I should be King. Soon after this, he again talked of his expectations, saying every minute, If ever I am King, I shall do so; if ever I am King, I shall order this; if ever I am King, etc., etc.


id: 3849
author: Montespan, Madame de
title: Memoirs of Madame la Marquise de Montespan — Volume 3
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sentence: 712
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  The third ecclesiastic went beyond all bounds, actually uttering the following words: Sire, when King David was still but a shepherd, a heifer was stolen from his flocks; David made complaint to the patriarch of the land, when his heifer was restored to him, and the thief was punished. King Charles, replied his lordship, is a prince to gauge whose character requires long study.


id: 3848
author: Montespan, Madame de
title: Memoirs of Madame la Marquise de Montespan — Volume 2
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  The Electors of the German Empire are nearly all of them ecclesiastics; our own history of France will show you that the sons of kings were bishops or mere abbes; the grandson of the Duc de Savoie is a cardinal and an archbishop, and King Charles X., my grandfather's paternal uncle, nearly became King of France and cardinal at one and the same time. As he contemplated a Dutch expedition, in which the help of England would have counted for much, he resolved to send a negotiator to King Charles.


id: 3857
author: Orléans, Charlotte-Elisabeth, duchesse d'
title: Memoirs of the Court of Louis XIV. and of the Regency — Volume 03
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sentence: 797
flesch: 76
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  If Madame de Berri had been surrounded by honest people, who thought more of her honour than of their own interest, she would have been a very admirable person. He was not here when Madame de Berri died, but was with the army, in the regiment which had been bought for him.


id: 3850
author: Montespan, Madame de
title: Memoirs of Madame la Marquise de Montespan — Volume 4
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sentence: 766
flesch: 72
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  It was affirmed that the King, when intending to give him as bride Mademoiselle de Blois, his eldest daughter and great favourite, had offered to place him on the Dutch throne as independent King, and that to such generous proposals the petty Stadtholder replied, I am not pious enough to marry the daughter of a Carmelite nun. The Prince of Orange Captures Bonn.--The King Captures Orange.--The Calvinists of Orange Offer Resistance.


id: 3851
author: Montespan, Madame de
title: Memoirs of Madame la Marquise de Montespan — Volume 5
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sentence: 778
flesch: 69
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  The King went in advance of us to Corbeil; Madame de Maintenon, her pretty nieces, and my children were in the carriage. Madame de Maintenon wished to alight, and when she perceived the unfortunate vine-grower disfigured with his wounds, she clasped her hands and fell to weeping.


id: 3853
author: Montespan, Madame de
title: Memoirs of Madame la Marquise de Montespan — Volume 7
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words: 19449
sentence: 758
flesch: 67
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  I established myself there for a week, under the name of the Comtesse de Clagny, and I saw, with my own eyes, a King's daughter reduced to singing matins. King Henri my grandfather was vivacity itself.


id: 3855
author: Orléans, Charlotte-Elisabeth, duchesse d'
title: Memoirs of the Court of Louis XIV. and of the Regency — Volume 01
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words: 23340
sentence: 922
flesch: 73
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summary:
  The First Dauphin The Duke of Burgundy, the Second Dauphin Petite Madame BOOK 3. Henrietta of England, Monsieur's First Consort The Due de Berri The Duchesse de Berri Mademoiselle d'Orleans, Louise-Adelaide de Chartres Mademoiselle de Valois, Consort of the Prince of Modena The Illegitimate Children of the Regent, Duc d'Orleans The Chevalier de Lorraine Philip V., King of Spain The Duchess, Consort of the Duc de Bourbon The Younger Duchess Duc Louis de Bourbon Francois-Louis, Prince de Conti La Grande Princesse de Conti The Princess Palatine, Consort of Prince Francois-Louis de Conti The Princesse de Conti, Louise-Elizabeth, Consort of Louis-Armand Louis-Armand, Prince de Conti The Abbe Dubois Mr. Law BOOK 4. Victor Amadeus II. I remember the birth of the King of England [George Louis, Duke of Brunswick Hanover, born the 28th of May, 1660; proclaimed King of England the 12th of August, 1714, by the title of George I.] as well as if it were only yesterday (1720).


id: 3858
author: Orléans, Charlotte-Elisabeth, duchesse d'
title: Memoirs of the Court of Louis XIV. and of the Regency — Volume 04
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words: 23096
sentence: 936
flesch: 74
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  Madame de Berri will be called Madame la Duchess de Berri, because, being only an Enfant de France of the third descent, she has need of that title to set off her relationship. Madame de Berri was too much fatigued to play; but the Prince continued amusing himself the whole day without offering the least civility to the Duchess, who had taken such pains for him.


id: 3856
author: Orléans, Charlotte-Elisabeth, duchesse d'
title: Memoirs of the Court of Louis XIV. and of the Regency — Volume 02
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words: 24622
sentence: 993
flesch: 75
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summary:
  Magni [Foucault de Magni, introducteur des ambassadeurs, and son of a Counsellor of State. M. Achille de Harlai, Procureur-General du Parliament, helped to remove them by having the Chevalier de Longueville, son of the Duke of that name and of the Marechale de la Feste, recognized without naming his mother.


id: 3852
author: Montespan, Madame de
title: Memoirs of Madame la Marquise de Montespan — Volume 6
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sentence: 898
flesch: 67
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  Note] Madame de Maintenon, profoundly moved, said to the Marquise: I thought, madame, that I had come to see Madame de Montespan, to look at her stuffs from the seraglio, and not to receive insults. Madame de Maintenon, as lady in waiting, went on this journey; and of me, superintendent of the Queen's Council, they did not even speak.


id: 27056
author: Abbott, John S. C. (John Stevens Cabot)
title: Louis XIV. Makers of History Series
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sentence: 3970
flesch: 71
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  Anne of Austria was a maturely developed and precocious child of eleven years when she gave her hand to the boy-king of France. He was declared king, with the title of Louis XIV., under the regency of his mother until he should attain his majority.


id: 37409
author: Barine, Arvède
title: Louis XIV and La Grande Mademoiselle, 1652-1693
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sentence: 5263
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  Journal de Voyage de deux jeunes Hollandais à Paris_, 72, 73, 75, 76 Joyeuse, Duc de. _See_ Lorraine Joyeuse, Henriette Catherine, Duchesse de. _See_ de, daughter of Monsieur, 133; marriage and death of, 185, 188 Vardes, 71, 148 Vatel 128 Vaujours, duchy of, 154 Vendôme, Elisabeth de, 185 Vendôme, M. de, 117 Venice, opera houses of, 214 Ventadour, Duc de, 85, 86 Versailles, palace of, 26; Louis XIV. takes up residence at, 174, 370, 376; fêtes, 176-182, 269, 333, 365, etc.; expenses of, 336, 337 _Vers d'Atys_, 81 Vexin, Comte de, 235 _Vie de Madame de Fouquerolles_ (Mademoiselle), 132 Villeneuve-Saint-Georges, 89 Villeroy, Maréchal de, 290 Villeroy, Mme. de, 75 Vincennes, 111, 347 Visé, Donneau de _Mecure Galant_, 365 Vittori, 214 Voiture, 131 _Voyage de Chapelle et de Bachaumont_, 32 W Westphalia, peace of, 99 _


