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Updated: June 5, 2025
This Messire Florimont Lecocq was Sergeant at the Châtelet Prison and a partisan of the English. So, standing on the great stone, Brother Joconde preached to the people. "Sow ye," he cried, "sow ye, good folk; sow abundantly of beans, for He which is to come will come quickly."
The one fact, of which we are assured on the statement of two physicians from Cincinnati, is that Mr. Brenton was poisoned." "Well," said Speed, "there are several other facts, too. Another fact is that Mrs. Brenton is accused of the crime." "Ah! my dear sir," said Lecocq, "that is not pertinent." "No," said Speed, "I agree with you. I call it very impertinent."
Paris, however, stood alone, and even there all were not agreed. Marcel and Bishop Lecocq, seeing the critical state of things, obtained the release of Charles of Navarre, then a prisoner. The result was that ere long the Dauphin-regent was at open war with Navarre and with Paris.
He strove in vain to reconcile Charles the Dauphin with Charles of Navarre, who stood forward as a champion of the towns. Very reluctantly did Marcel entrust his fortunes to such hands. With help of Lecocq, Bishop of Laon, he called the Estates again together, and endeavoured to lay down sound principles of government, which Charles the Dauphin was compelled to accept.
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