The mere love theory had no power to fascinate her for long.

The Archbishop of Cambrai did not drop out of that pleasant dignity.

The pious councillors of the king were working against him at Rome, bringing all the influence of France to weigh upon Innocent XII.

Fenelon had taken no part in the declarations of the Gallican church, in 1682, which had been drawn up by Bossuet; the court of Rome was inclined towards him; the strife became bitter and personal; pamphlets succeeded pamphlets, letters.

Bossuet published a _Relation du Quietisme_ (An Account of Quietism), and remarks upon the reply of M.de Cambrai.