Old Touraine; the life and history of the famous chateâux of France (1900)
Cook, Theodore Andrea, Sir, 1867-1928 · New York, J. Pott · leaf 366
lf-understood feelings of resentment at the unfair atti-tude of the King and the haughtiness of the Courtwhich had been thus unwittingly put on its trial,broke unrestrainedly through the fenced arena andsacked Chataigneraies tent. They pocketed theplate, they ate the delicacies raw, they trampled 1… … (8lie nonceaux 301 down the finery and furniture, and at last, not with-out sound scuffles with the archers of the guard,tramped back to Paris in the evening with no goodopinion of the blessings of the opening reign. Ainsi passe la gloire du monde qui trompe tou-jours son maitre, moralises…
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