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1 I |        as he~supposed, to the monarch's remembrance, he was no
2 I |      overwhelm the legitimate monarch and his defenders.~Monsieur
3 I |     as~he came in, the shrewd monarch addressed him thus: "My
4 I |     knew how to entertain~the monarch in those familiar chats
5 I |    was afraid of wearying the monarch's~benevolence. It occurred
6 I | report is to be believed, the monarch had found the~point of the
7 II|       had become serious, the monarch, whose favor Monsieur~de