The Huguenot: a Tale of the French Protestants

Abbé de St Albert of Morseiul amongst arms Bastille believe better Bishop of Meaux carriage Catholic château Chevalier d'Evran Chevalier de Rohan church Claude de l'Estang Clémence de Marly Count de Morseiul countenance court cried dear door Duc de Rouvré Duke exclaimed eyes faith fear feelings felt France gazed gentlemen give governor hand head hear heard heart Helie Herval horse hour Huguenots instantly Jerome Riquet King King's knew lady Le Luc look Lord Louis Louvois Madame Madame de Maintenon Majesty matter means mind Monsieur de Morseiul never night officer once painful Paris passed paused Pelisson perhaps person Poitiers Poitou prison Protestants religion replied the Count round seemed servants Sir Thomas Cecil Sire smile soon speak spoke tell thing thought tone took trust turned valet Versailles Virlay voice whole words young Count