Theatre of the little Cabinets, at Versailles, 136, 137 _et seq._; regulations for players at, 137, 138; dramatic performances at, 139, 140; collection of comedies performed at, 141. _Thétis et Pélée_, performance of, 170. Toulouse, Countess de, her apartment at Versailles, 49; accused of aiding the intimacy of Louis XV. and Madame de Mailly, 50. Tournehem, M. Lenormand de, 117. Tournelle, Madame de la, her birth and marriage, 60; appointed lady of the palace, 60; becomes a favorite of the King, 62; determines to have Madame de Mailly dismissed from court, 62, 63; her triumph, 65–67; inferior to Madame de Montespan, 68; becomes Duchess of Châteauroux, 69–71; see Châteauroux, Duchess of. Tournelle, Marquis de la, 60. _Trois Cousines, Les_, performed at Versailles, 139. _Unigenitus_, the bull, 195, 196, 200. Vallière, Duke de la, quarrel of, with Duke de Richelieu, 142–144. Vanloo, 232. Versailles, deserted after death of Louis XIV., 13; festivities at, 111, 112; theatre constructed for Madame de Pompadour at, 136; Madame de Pompadour’s apartments at, 150, 151; the treaty of, 204, 206; an Austrian party at, 205. Victoire, Madame, 247, 255. Vintimille, Countess de, gives birth to a boy, 57; her death, 57, 58; see Félicité, Pauline. Vitzthum, Count, 259. Voltaire, his words concerning Marie Leczinska, 27, 28; his _Henri IV._, 28, 29; obtains a pension, 29; with Madame d’Étioles at her château, 122; his lines to Madame d’Étioles, 122–124; his lines to Louis XV., 131; his lines to Madame de Pompadour at her toilet, 145; his flattery of Madame de Pompadour, 152–155, 215; his _Enfant prodigue_ produced at Versailles, 139, 154; turns against Madame de Pompadour, 166, 167, 208; quoted, 211; his words concerning Seven Years’ War, 212, 213; eulogizes Madame de Pompadour, 223; his pleasure in foreseeing the French Revolution, 224; his words concerning Madame de Pompadour after the latter’s death, 232. Women of court of Louis XV., 1 _et seq._ Norwood Press: J. S. Cushing & Co.--Berwick & Smith. Boston, Mass., U.S.A. FAMOUS WOMEN OF THE FRENCH COURT CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS, PUBLISHERS