Capitolo 50
To the duration of the arrival of the prince the court happened of same residing,
not in Paris, but to Fontainebleau. Fontainebleau, as you/he/she has already been
determined, it is approximately forty miles Paris, to the toward south. There is
a very splendid building and castle it integrated a lot there originally,
ancient times. There is a near city, the castle and the city being
in the mean of an enormous park and it forests, one of the spread out and
you dominate real and magnificent in Europe. This forest has been reserved as
an earth of hunting for the French kings from an age very before. It covers
an area of forty thousand acrid, being so many miles in extension. The
royal family is to this building to the duration of Prince Charles
arrival, celebrating the festivities of a marriage. The prince
accordingly, as we will see to the moment, it went there to connect them.
There were two people in that you/they were anticipating the arrival of the prince
France with special interest, his/her mother and his/her young cousin, the
Duchess of Montpensier. Its Christian name was Ann Marie Louisa.
[The footnote: You has commonly called, in the annalses of the day in that
she lived, _Mademoiselle_, as she was, the eminence_ of _par, the young lady
of the court. In history she has commonly called the de of Mademoiselle
Montpensier; we will call her/it to us, in this account simply Ann Maria,
as that is, for our purpose, the most convenient designation.] you were
a cheerful, frivolous, and coquettish girl, of approximately nineteen immensely
rich, being the heir of the enormous piece of ground of ground of his/her mother that was not
living. His/her father, although he was the general lieutenant of the kingdom,
and the brother of the first king, was not rich. His/her wife, when she died,
you/he/she had transmitted all of his/her enormous piece of ground of ground to his/her daughter Ann Maria it was
naturally the haughty and vain one, and; as his/her father had accustomed for coming
to find provisionings of money, she was made every now and then to her vainer and