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Saint Bartholomew’s Eve

CHAPTER 11: Jeanne Of Navarre
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She would be as formidable a foe as the Admiral himself.

Huguenot as she is, one can't help respecting her.

Her husband was a poor creature, beside her.

He was ready to swallow any bait offered him; while, even if it would seat her son on the throne of France, she would not stir a hand's breadth from what she thinks right." Philip finished his meal, and then went out into the square.

The news was satisfactory.


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