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At the end I resolved to go to Versailles, and shut myself up in my rooms; I learnt there the particulars of the event. M. le Duc d'Orleans had everything prepared to go and work with the King. While waiting the hour, he chatted with Madame Falari, one of his mistresses.
As soon as assistance came, La Falari flew away and gained Paris as quickly as possible. La Vrilliere was one of the first who learnt of the attack of apoplexy. He instantly ran and informed the King and the Bishop of Frejus.
They were close to each other, both seated in armchairs, when suddenly he fell against her, and never from that moment had the slightest glimmer of consciousness. La Falari, frightened as much as may be imagined, cried with all her might for help, and redoubled her cries.
At the end I resolved to go to Versailles, and shut myself up in my rooms; I learnt there the particulars of the event. M. le Duc d'Orleans had everything prepared to go and work with the King. While waiting the hour, he chatted with Madame Falari, one of his mistresses.
It was the hour at which M. le Duc d'Orleans worked with the King, an hour when people were sure no one would come and see him, and that he had no need of them, because he ascended to the King's room by the little staircase from his vault, that is to say his wardrobe. At last La Falari found somebody, and sent the first who came to hand for help.
They were close to each other, both seated in armchairs, when suddenly he fell against her, and never from that moment had the slightest glimmer of consciousness. La Falari, frightened as much as may be imagined, cried with all her might for help, and redoubled her cries.
It was the hour at which M. le Duc d'Orleans worked with the King, an hour when people were sure no one would come and see him, and that he had no need of them, because he ascended to the King's room by the little staircase from his vault, that is to say his wardrobe. At last La Falari found somebody, and sent the first who came to hand for help.
They were close to each other, both seated in armchairs, when suddenly he fell against her, and never from that moment had the slightest glimmer of consciousness. La Falari, frightened as much as may be imagined, cried with all her might for help, and redoubled her cries.
You have been present at the salon of Madame de Tencin. You know her Grace the Duchesse de Falari, recently Madame d'Artague? Mademoiselle de Caylus you know very well, and of course also Mademoiselle Aïssé, la belle Circassienne But what? Diable! Have you too gone mad? Come, is the sight of my guest too much for you also, Monsieur L'as?"
At the end I resolved to go to Versailles, and shut myself up in my rooms; I learnt there the particulars of the event. M. le Duc d'Orleans had everything prepared to go and work with the King. While waiting the hour, he chatted with Madame Falari, one of his mistresses.
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