Die faszinierende Herzogin Marie de Rohan, duchesse de Chevreuse. triguers. Insbesondere hat sie Ihr Freund, Marie de Chev - Reuse kritisiert. Sie erzählte Louis, die Sie noch nie zuvor realizedher wahren Charakter hatten, und hat hinzugefügt tugendhaft, Sie neverwished solch eine Frau wieder zu sehen. Louis hatte hisdoubts Ihrer Aufrichtigkeit, sondern lediglich grunzte non-commit-Tally. Er war so liebenswürdig, dass sogar seine wifeshared in der allgemeinen benison. Die unmittelbare Folge seiner toleranten Haltung wurde in der Königinnen Lager ergeben. Als die Mutter des futureKing, sie wurde eine Person von Bedeutung, eine worthcultivation. Mit einem Auge

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The intriguing duchess, Marie de Rohan, duchesse de Chevreuse . triguers.In particular, she criticized her friend, Marie de Chev-reuse. She told Louis that she had never before realizedher true character, and added virtuously, she neverwished to see such a woman again. Louis had hisdoubts of her sincerity but merely grunted non-commit-tally. He was so amiable these days that even his wifeshared in the general benison. The immediate result of his tolerant attitude was arise in the Queens stock. As the mother of the futureKing, she became a person of importance, one worthcultivation. With an eye to the main chance, the courtierssurrounded her with flattering homage. Guided byMazarin, Anne responded with gracious charm, and tookparticular pains to win those who might be useful toher in the future. Her precarious career of intrigue andillicit romance was forgotten and a tactful veil drawnover her dubious past. Her future at least was immacu-late. For four months universal amity continued. Duringthat time the Court was gayer than it had been for years.. Louis XIII l^Face page 240 THE INTRIGUING DUCHESS 24I The menacing shadow of the Cardinal had been Uftedand society rejoiced in the sun of royal favour. Greatmansions, long closed because their owners were exiledor in disgrace, were flung open, and life was a round ofgaiety. The King and Queen had left the gloomy, unsanitary old Louvre and were installed in Richelieusmagnificent palace, now known as the Palais Royal.Gorgeous in silks and laces, gay with jewels and flutteringribbons, gallants and ladies strolled through the broadcorridors or gathered in the gilded salons. Light-hearted laughter rang through rooms where once theCardinals frown had commanded awed silence. Louispottered about happily and transacted his business withthe minimum of trouble. With such an assistant asMazarin, kingship was a sinecure and he found liimselfenjoying life for the first time in many a weary year. Itwas a delightful interlude, too good t

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