Publications No. 11
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It may be that you did so, Ma- dame, so long as he lived ; but, since his death, you have not showen it, nather upon his child nor his widow. To al which she made no other answer, but only said that she had done al that she might. And I, reply- ing, said, Madame, you were never charged until this tym to show your love towards any of them ; and now you refuse to show it upon this noble orpheline, destitute of father and mother, and grandfathers and grand- mothers, except your ladyship only, unto... whose charge she is committed both by the law of God and of nature.
But, Madame, since I am not capable to mouve your ladyship to tak compassion of her calamity, I pray you tak it not evil that I addresse my- self to others. I confesse, Madame, that it may be thought strange that I should have recourse to any other, your ladyship living heir ; but necessity hath no law. She is now in the point of wining or loosing, and therfor something must be done to sauve her. I wil heirafber addresse myself, first, unto the Queue of France, and supplicat her Majestic to extend a part of her great charity unto this noble orpheline, and if your ladyship wil oppose me heir, in France, I wil go to Spaine, and so from one princcsse to an- other, so long as ther are Catholick princesses in Europe, until I get main- tenance for this noble child to be bredde in some Catholick contrie, wherby her soule may be sauved.
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It may be that you did so, Ma- dame, so long as he lived ; but, since his death, you have not showen it, nather upon his child nor his widow. To al which she made no other answer, but only said that she had done al that she might. And I, reply- ing, said, Madame, you were never charged until this tym to show your love towards any of them ; and now you refuse to show it upon this noble orpheline, destitute of father and mother, and grandfathers and grand- mothers, except your ladyship only, unto... whose charge she is committed both by the law of God and of nature.
But, Madame, since I am not capable to mouve your ladyship to tak compassion of her calamity, I pray you tak it not evil that I addresse my- self to others. I confesse, Madame, that it may be thought strange that I should have recourse to any other, your ladyship living heir ; but necessity hath no law. She is now in the point of wining or loosing, and therfor something must be done to sauve her. I wil heirafber addresse myself, first, unto the Queue of France, and supplicat her Majestic to extend a part of her great charity unto this noble orpheline, and if your ladyship wil oppose me heir, in France, I wil go to Spaine, and so from one princcsse to an- other, so long as ther are Catholick princesses in Europe, until I get main- tenance for this noble child to be bredde in some Catholick contrie, wherby her soule may be sauved.
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