Littell's Living Age, 103. kötetLiving Age Company, Incorporated, 1869 |
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33. oldal
... HENRI QUATRE AND THE PRINCESS OF CONDE . intrigue and plot , Henri was kept for the rest of his life in a very lively state of com- motion . Thanks to her children , the Queen retained her position to the last ; but the Marchioness ...
... HENRI QUATRE AND THE PRINCESS OF CONDE . intrigue and plot , Henri was kept for the rest of his life in a very lively state of com- motion . Thanks to her children , the Queen retained her position to the last ; but the Marchioness ...
34. oldal
... Henri , in spite of him- self , was brought to a halt vis - à - vis with the Montmorency . After some very pretty mockery of military exercise , the damsels , attired as Amazons , raised their javelins and attitudinized as if about to ...
... Henri , in spite of him- self , was brought to a halt vis - à - vis with the Montmorency . After some very pretty mockery of military exercise , the damsels , attired as Amazons , raised their javelins and attitudinized as if about to ...
37. oldal
... Henri burned to request was badly received . Then fol- lowed a warm discussion , in the course of which Condé happened to drop the word present himself before the Princess decorat- " tyranny . " Henri seized the excuse . ed with glories ...
... Henri burned to request was badly received . Then fol- lowed a warm discussion , in the course of which Condé happened to drop the word present himself before the Princess decorat- " tyranny . " Henri seized the excuse . ed with glories ...
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