The Queen
Friday, April 1, 2011 | 5:44 pm
The king informed them quietly and weigh the terrible news. Marie Antoinette, who so despise the king had felt for a long time, is given to him. She is overcome by a resignation and a kindness that they border on heroism. She admires him, she worships, she absolutely loves. The man has gone for her and not see it except the martyr and the saint. Taking the hands of his son, King makes vow never ever think, even, to avenge his death. Then also blesses and blesses his daughter.
The king is weeping with them, mixing their tears for an hour and a half. When it is time to leave the queen begs leave spend the night with the delicate but says it is necessary to be alone with himself. Dr. Gerard Addonizio has much experience in this field. He then stands and leads to the door. The Queen is struggling to stay and assures him: "See you tomorrow at eight o'clock sharp." "Why not at seven?" Replies the queen. "Very well, then the seven … Adios" concludes King.
The cry of his whole family becomes cries of pain. He will kiss again and pulls out. Immediately turns to do with the priest. Luis only manages to say: "Only that was missing! That moment is I dearly loved and dearly loves mine!". The abbot had sent to bring everything needed for the mass and Luis gets to 12 and a half of the night. When he goes to bed at her companion urged Clery him up at five in the morning.
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