A Parisian window and a soldier’s promise
In seventeenth century Paris Adele Catinat, daughter of a Huguenot cloth merchant, and Amory de Catinat, a noble officer in the Blue Guard, shelter a trooper’s dragoon quota as tensions rise with royal court intrigues. A New York American hunter learns Paris life while danger brews at Versailles with Mantellon’s schemes.
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Blue Guard
Louis XIV
Amory de Catinat
de Catinat
Adele
Major de Brissac
Father
Mercer Guild
Theophile Catinat
Rue St. Martin
Languedoc Blue Dragoons
Dalbert
de Beaupre
France
Sach
Night at the Palace Ends with Guard Disruption
In a tense scene a reliquary is drawn from under a nightdress as orders are issued to Major de Brissac and Captain de Catinat. An officer arrives with red coated guards to secure the bedchamber while two men escort a youth and Louis the Dauphin, son of the king, into view.
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de Catinat
Adele
M. Catinat
Monsieur
Mile. Catinat
Pierre
Chapler IL
Versailles
M. Borstems
Ile
Min
M. de Vivonne
Mme. de Maintenon
Montespan
Eontems
Lea
Fluor
Bontems
Major de Brissac
Captain de Catinat
Foxerleau
Alarm clocks and ladders lift men to the world
A folksy observation notes that alarm clocks and step ladders aid men in rising socially and economically. It cautions against assuming a man is doomed, saying he can still change his lot despite hardship.
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