And, indeed, was the first time publicly, and in the middle of a big night, the Duke of Orleans was presented to the Princess Marie de Gonzague.

It was easy to see that he had given to her toilet particular care. He was dressed in a doublet of white velvet, laced with gold, with the same coat, lined with satin cherry he wore velvet breeches cherry, the color of the lining of his cloak he wore, or Instead he held in his hand, because, against his custom, he had discovered, and everyone noticed he was holding a white felt hat with a diamond braid and feathers cherry. Finally he was wearing silk stockings and satin shoes white streams of ribbons with two colors adopted by him went out, abundant and full of elegance and all openings of his doublet and place garters.

Bishop Gaston was not liked, let alone considered. We have said that he had done wrong in this world brave, elegant and chivalrous conduct in the trial of Chalais, so he was greeted by a general silence.

In announcing the hearing, the Princess Mary had cast a glance of intelligence at the dowager of Longueville. During the day, we had received a letter from His Royal Highness warned that Madame de Longueville’s visit for the evening and prayed, if possible, secure him 64de few minutes of conversation with the Princess Mary, to which he had, he said, things of the utmost importance to communicate.