[Footnote 68: Feillet, _La misere au temps de la Fronde_.] [Footnote 69: See the volume of Raoul Allier, _La cabale des devots_.] [Footnote 70: Marie de Gonzague.] [Footnote 71: En Picardie.] [Footnote 72: M. Emanuel de Broglie.] [Footnote 73: Saul in the _Journal des guerres civiles de Dubuisson-Aubenay_. He mentions the date of December 2, 1650, upon which "large donations" were sent into Champagne, by Mmes. de Lamoignon and de Herse, Messieurs de Bernieres, Lenain, etc.] [Footnote 74: The Parliament of Dijon had a bad reputation with the ministers, who accused it of refusing all reform. This does not excuse such a lack of good faith.] [Footnote 75: Dombes was a small independent principality which had only been definitely united to France on March 28, 1782; its capital was Trevoux.] [Footnote 76: _Histoire de France._ Tr. by Jacques Porchat and Miot. Paris, 1886.] [Footnote 77: _Memoires de Montglat; Memoires de Mme. de Motteville._] [Footnote 78: The ball took place on the 3rd. Several days elapsed before the news of the death reached Aix.] [Footnote 79: _Memoires_ of Mademoiselle.] [Footnote 80: _Memoires_ of Mademoiselle.] [Footnote 81: Anne de Gonzague.] [Footnote 82: This appeared in 1691.] [Footnote 83: Isle des Faisans was also called _Isle de la Conference_, since Mazarin had there discussed the treaty of the Pyrenees with Luis de Haro.] [Footnote 84: _Memoires de Montglat._] [Footnote 85: _Memoires de Mme. de Motteville._] [Footnote 86: _Ibid._] [Footnote 87: There exists in the _Archives d'Affaires etrangeres_ a fragment of the instructions of Mazarin to Louis XIV., written under the dictation of the King. M. Chantelauze, who discovered it, published it in the _Correspondant_ of August 10, 1881.] [Footnote 88: Motteville.] [Footnote 89: Guy Patin. Letter of January 28, 1661.] [Footnote 90: Motteville.] [Footnote 91: He was even twenty-four when he asked Perefixe again to give him Latin lessons.] [Footnote 92: Letter of June 27th to the Queen of Poland (_Archives de Chantilly_). The King dined at one o'clock.] [Footnote 93: Letter of July 15, 1661.] CHAPTER III Mademoiselle at the Luxembourg--Her Salon--The "Anatomies" of the Heart--Projects of Marriage, and New Exile--Louis XIV. and the Libertines--Fragility of Fortune in Land--_Fetes Galantes_.