Memoirs of Madame De Montespan volume 7
Memoirs of Madame De Montespan volume 7
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M. De Meaux had her pursued, but as she threatened to kill herself if she were taken back to the Abbeyof Notre Dame, the prelate wrote to M. Bontems, that is to say, to thereal father, and poor Opportune was taken to Moret, a convent ofBenedictines, in the forest of Fontainebleau. There they took the courseof lavishing care, and kindness, and attentions on her. But as herdestiny, written in her cradle, was an irrevocable sentence, she wasfinally made to take the veil, which suited her admirably..., and which shewears with an infinite despair.
I disguised myself one day as a lady suitor who sought a lodging in thehouse. I established myself there for a week, under the name of theComtesse de Clagny, and I saw, with my own eyes, a King's daughterreduced to singing matins. Her air of nobility and dignity struck mewith admiration and moved me to tears. I thought of her four sisters, dead at such an early age, and deplored the cruelty of Fate, which hadspared her in her childhood to kill her slowly and by degrees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. De Meaux had her pursued, but as she threatened to kill herself if she were taken back to the Abbeyof Notre Dame, the prelate wrote to M. Bontems, that is to say, to thereal father, and poor Opportune was taken to Moret, a convent ofBenedictines, in the forest of Fontainebleau. There they took the courseof lavishing care, and kindness, and attentions on her. But as herdestiny, written in her cradle, was an irrevocable sentence, she wasfinally made to take the veil, which suited her admirably..., and which shewears with an infinite despair.
I disguised myself one day as a lady suitor who sought a lodging in thehouse. I established myself there for a week, under the name of theComtesse de Clagny, and I saw, with my own eyes, a King's daughterreduced to singing matins. Her air of nobility and dignity struck mewith admiration and moved me to tears. I thought of her four sisters, dead at such an early age, and deplored the cruelty of Fate, which hadspared her in her childhood to kill her slowly and by degrees.
What to read after Memoirs of Madame De Montespan volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franoise Athnas De Rochechouart De Mortemart Montespan to read onlineMoreLess
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