Memoirs of Marmontel 1-2
Memoirs of Marmontel 1-2
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I was not surprised at it ; I had no right to expect that she should make herself powerful enemies for me.
The Duke de Choiseul received me, but to load me with re- proof. " It is truly with regret," said he, ** that I again see you in misfortune ; but you have -done every thing yeu could to deserve it ; and your faults are so aggravated, hy your impru- dence, that those who were most inclined to favour you have been obliged to abandon you.*' ** What then have I done, my Lord ?
What can I have ...done within the walls of my prison, to hare adde4 another fault to those of which I accused myself be- fore you ?*' " First," replied he, " on the day you should have gone to the bastille, you went to the opera to boast, with, an in- sulting air, til at you were sent to the bastille only Tn deriskm, and out of vain complaisance for a duke and peer, against whom ^oa had never ceased to declaim in the lobbies of tlie theatre, against whom you have written the most abusive letters to the army ; and against whom you have made, not alone, but with others, the parody of Cinna, at a supper at Mademoiselle Clairon's, with the Count de Valbelle, the Abb^ Galiani, and other jovial companions: this is what you did not tell me, and vdiat we areassured is true." While he was speaking to me, I endeavoured to recollect my- self ; and when he bad finished, I addressed him in my turn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was not surprised at it ; I had no right to expect that she should make herself powerful enemies for me.
The Duke de Choiseul received me, but to load me with re- proof. " It is truly with regret," said he, ** that I again see you in misfortune ; but you have -done every thing yeu could to deserve it ; and your faults are so aggravated, hy your impru- dence, that those who were most inclined to favour you have been obliged to abandon you.*' ** What then have I done, my Lord ?
What can I have ...done within the walls of my prison, to hare adde4 another fault to those of which I accused myself be- fore you ?*' " First," replied he, " on the day you should have gone to the bastille, you went to the opera to boast, with, an in- sulting air, til at you were sent to the bastille only Tn deriskm, and out of vain complaisance for a duke and peer, against whom ^oa had never ceased to declaim in the lobbies of tlie theatre, against whom you have written the most abusive letters to the army ; and against whom you have made, not alone, but with others, the parody of Cinna, at a supper at Mademoiselle Clairon's, with the Count de Valbelle, the Abb^ Galiani, and other jovial companions: this is what you did not tell me, and vdiat we areassured is true." While he was speaking to me, I endeavoured to recollect my- self ; and when he bad finished, I addressed him in my turn.
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