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Excerpt from Lives of the Cardinal De Richelieu, Count Oxenstiern-Count Olivarez, and Cardinal Mazarin, Vol. 2 of 2
It was long, however, ere Richelieu was able to nu dertake the journey; and before that period he obliged' the king to come to him at Tarascon, where, lying on two beds side by side, they held the first conference which had taken place between them for many weeks. Richelieu reproached the monarch for having listened to the insinuations of his enemies; and Louis, with tears, avowed his fault like a chidden school-boy, pro.
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