. Devonshire Figuren und seltsame Ereignisse. puh ofPeter II, Baron dOroze, zusammen mit Bayard in acombat von 13 Franzosen kämpften gegen dreizehn Span - iards. Der Sohn von Peter II, Claude, wurde ambassadorof Frankreich auf dem Konzil von Trient, und Gouverneur von Änderung des Kinder. Er liebte es, Briefe, eine feine Bibliothek hatte athis Chateau de La Batie, in der Nähe von Cahors. Jacques, sein Sohn, war Chamberlain zu Heinrich II.; er starb im Jahr 1574, wobei mehrere Söhne, von denen zwei wurden Anne andHonore, beide überzeugte Leaguers und in ihren Tag con als Dichter zu werden. Honore, jedoch machte seinen fameby seinen endlosen und langwierig

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. Devonshire characters and strange events. phew ofPeter II, Baron dOroze, fought along with Bayard in acombat of thirteen Frenchmen against thirteen Span-iards. The son of Peter II, Claude, was ambassadorof France at the Council of Trent, and governor of theroyal children. He loved letters, had a fine library athis Chateau de la Batie, near Montbrison. Jacques, his son, was chamberlain to Henry II ; he died in 1574, leaving several sons, of whom two were Anne andHonore, both staunch Leaguers, and in their day con-sidered to be poets. Honore, however, made his fameby his interminable and tedious romance of Astree.The Dictionary of National Biography says that Tomsuncle was this same Honore ; but this is impossible.Honore, the fifth son of Jacques I, was born 1572. Hehad four elder brothers—Anne, who died without issue ;Claude, who died young ; Jacques II, who had one son ;Claude Emmanuel, who died in 1685. Christopher diedwithout issue, and Antoine became a bishop. Con-sequently it is not possible to fit Tom DUrfey into the 238. ?l^i//} Jj UrfeUj^ Ixrur Til^ Xt-rj-e. tils J i~ai^e. TOM DURFEY 239 pedigree. It is possible enough that the grandfatherwho quitted La Rochelle before the end of the siege in1628 and brought his son with him to England, andwho settled at Exeter, may have been a connexion byblood, possibly enough illegitimate, as no trace of himcan be found in the DUrfe pedigree. The grandfatherbroke away from the traditions of the family entirely bybecoming a Huguenot, for not only were Anne andHonore Leaguers, but Anne entered Orders and Antoinebecame Bishop of Saint Flores. Charles Emmanuel called himself De Lascaris, andwas created Marquis DUrfe and De Bauge, Count ofSommerive and St. Just, Marshal, and died in 1685 atthe age of eighty-one. His son Louis became Bishop ofLimoges; another, Francis, became Abbe of St. Just, and devoted himself to missionary work in Canada ; hedied in 1701. The third son, Claude Yves, became apriest of the Oratoire; the fou

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