Montespan Françoise-Athénaïs De Rochechouart De Mortemart Marquise De
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"The night of the feast the monks draw near our cloister by means of awooden theatre, which forms a terrace, and from this elevation theyparticipate by the eye and ear in our amusements; that is enough. " "Has Madame de Mortemart ever related to you the origin of her abbey?"resumed the King. "Perhaps she is ignorant of it. I am going to tellyou of it, for it is extremely curious; it is not as it is related in thebooks, and I take the facts from good authority. You must hear of it, and you will ...see. "There was once a Comtesse de Poitiers, named Honorinde, to whom fate hadgiven for a husband the greatest hunter in the world. This man wouldhave willingly passed his life in the woods, where he hunted, night andday, what we call, in hunter's parlance, 'big game. ' Having won thevictory over a monstrous boar, he cut off the head himself, and thisquivering and bleeding mask he went to offer to his lady in a basin. Theyoung woman was in the first month of her pregnancy. She was filled withrepugnance and fright at the sight of this still-threatening head; ittroubled her to the prejudice of her fruit.
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