[47] Manuscripts of the Imperial Library, _fonds Harlay_, 228, Nos. 14,
15; Court of Spain, Embassy of M. de Vaucellas, already quoted by M.
Armand Baschet in his amusing work, very rich in rare documents, _Le
Roi chez la Reine_.
[48] The Infanta Maria, married to Ferdinand III., King of Hungary,
afterwards Emperor.
[49] Despatch from M. de Vaucellas, November 20, 1610. Manuscripts
quoted above.
[50] _Mercure Français_, vol. ii. p. 549.
[51] Manuscripts of the Imperial Library, _fonds Dupuy_, 76, p. 145,
and Archives of the Château of Mouchy-Noailles, No. 1706. _Mariages des
Rois et Reines_, by M. Baschet in his book already quoted.
[52] _Journal de Jean Héroard sur l’Enfance et la Jeunesse de Louis
XIII._ Manuscripts of the Imperial Library. It has just been published
by Didot, having been edited by MM. Eud. de Soulié and Ed. de
Barthélemy, with an intelligence, a carefulness, and an erudition on
which they cannot be too strongly felicitated.
[53] _Journal d’Héroard_, November 3, 1604, and March 2, 1605.
[54] _Ibid._, April 4, 1605.
[55] _Ibid._, January 29, 1607.
[56] Marguerite de Navarre.
[57] _Journal d’Héroard_, _passim_.
[58] _Ibid._, June 9, 1604, and October 21, 1608.
[59] “Ha!” he said, when he was told of Ravaillac’s act, “if I had been
there with my sword, I would have killed him.”--_Journal d’Héroard_,
May 14, 1610.
[60] Another day, November 14, 1611, he proceeded to St. Germain. “He
went there to visit his brother, who was ill of an _endormissement_,
accompanied with slight convulsions. He awoke, and Louis XIII. said to
him, ‘Bonsoir, mon frère.’ He replied, ‘Bonsoir, _mon petit papa_.’ At
these words Louis XIII. commenced to weep, went away, and was not seen
for the whole of the day.”--_Journal d’Héroard_, Nov. 14, 1611.
[61] _Mémoires du Maréchal de Bassompierre.--Journal d’Héroard._
[62] Despatch from the ambassador of the Grand Duke of Tuscany,
Matteo Bartolini, December 4, 1615, quoted by M. A. Baschet. _Journal
d’Héroard_, November 21, 1615.
[63] _Journal d’Héroard_, November 25, 1615.
[64] Despatch of the Nuncio Bentivoglio, January 30, 1619.
[65] _Ibid._, January 16, 1619.
[66] Despatch of Contarini, ambassador from Venice, Jan. 27, 1619.
[67] Despatches of the Nuncio Bentivoglio, vol. i. pp. 157, 240, 300;
and vol. ii. pp. 10, 31, 39, 40, 44, 80, 82, and 84. Despatch of
Bentivoglio, January 30, 1619. See also despatches from the Venetian
ambassador, January 27, and February 5, 1619; the _Journal d’Héroard_,
January 25, 1619; Letter from Father Joseph to the Minister of Spain,
February 14, 1619; and, lastly, the _Mémoires de Bassompierre_, vol.
ii. p. 147.
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