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This child has been educated at a convent at Saint Denis, but has not much inclination for a monastic life. When my son sent for her she did not know who she was. Desmarets wanted to lay another child to my son's account; but he replied, "No, that child is too much of a harlequin." When some one asked him what he meant, he said it was of so many different pieces, and therefore he renounced it.
That I was not the only one who justly appreciated the noble character of Georges is rendered evident by the following circumstance. Having accompanied M. Carbonnet to the police, where he went to demand his papers, on the day of his removal to St. Pelagic, we were obliged to await the return of M. Real, who was absent. M. Desmarets and several other persons were also in attendance.
Besides, does a woman go to see her brother every day, or nearly every day?" His wife had fainted at his feet. "Dead," he said. "And suppose I am mistaken?" He sprang to the bell-rope; called Josephine, and lifted Clemence to the bed. "I shall die of this," said Madame Jules, recovering consciousness. "Josephine," cried Monsieur Desmarets.
"The rest of the day is given entirely to paternity. The day before yesterday the regent married his daughter by La Desmarets, who was brought up by the nuns of St. Denis. She dines with her husband at the Palais Royal, and, after dinner, the regent takes her to the opera, to the box of Madame Charlotte de Baviere.
That evening, in the salon as it happened of his patron, a wealthy capitalist proposed, on the recommendation of the mother, a very advantageous transaction for Jules Desmarets, and the next day the happy clerk was able to buy out his patron.
Desmarets is never mentioned in it but under the name of Borboritus.
It would only put him in the way of greater inconveniences, for, as he has also several children by Parabere, she would be no less desirous that he should legitimate hers. This consideration ties my tongue. The daughter of the actress Desmarets is somewhat like her mother, but she is like no one else. She was educated in a convent at Saint Denis, but had no liking for a nun's life.
The upshot was that the King declared with a sort of bitter joy, that he would no longer feed the ladies at Marly; that for the future he would dine alone, simply, as at Versailles; that he would sup every day at a table for sixteen with his family, and that the spare places should be occupied by ladies invited in the morning; that the Princesses of his family should each have a table for the ladies they brought with them; and that Mesdames Voysin and Desmarets should each have one for the ladies who did not choose to eat in their own rooms.
I never had the shadow of a doubt till " "Till what? For Heaven's sake speak." "Till about five years ago, or somewhat more, I saw a letter from Gabrielle Desmarets, and " "Ah! which made you suspect, as I do, that the child is Gabrielle Desmaret's daughter." Arabella reared her crest as a serpent before it strikes. "Gabrielle's daughter! You think so. Her child that I sheltered!
I to acknowledge, adopt, proclaim as the last of the Darrells, the adulterous offspring of a Jasper Losely and a Gabrielle Desmarets! or, when I am in my grave, some claim advanced upon the sum settled by my marriage articles on Matilda's issue, and which, if a child survived, could not have been legally transferred to its father a claim with witnesses suborned a claim that might be fraudulently established a claim that would leave the representative not indeed of my lands and wealth, but, more precious far, of my lineage and blood in in the person of of "
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