 | Louis de Rouvroy duc de Saint-Simon - 1891 - 412 стор.
...w/iile after he called M. le Due to him, and spoke of the honours he wished at his funeral, menfioning those which had been omitted at the funeral of his...he had spent at Chantilly, until his reason began fa wander. Not a soul regretted him; neither servants nor friends, neither child nor wife. Indeed the... | |
 | Louis de Rouvroy duc de Saint-Simon - 1900 - 404 стор.
...which had been omitted at the funeral of his father, but which lie did nut wish to be omitted from bis. He talked of nothing but this and of the sums he had spent at Chantilly, until his reason began U> wander. Not a soul regretted him; neither servant* nor friends, neither child nor wife. Indeed the... | |
 | Louis de Rouvroy duc de Saint-Simon - 1901 - 406 стор.
...all-hurriedly the last Sacraments. A little while after he called M. le Duc to him, and spoke of the honors he wished at his funeral, mentioning those which had...servants nor friends, neither child nor wife. Indeed the Princess was so ashamed of her tears that she made excuses for them. This was scarcely to be wondered... | |
 | Louis de Rouvroy duc de Saint-Simon - 1901 - 408 стор.
...ail-hurriedly the last Sacraments. A little while after he called M. le Duc to him, and spoke of the honors he wished at his funeral, mentioning those which had...servants nor friends, neither child nor wife. Indeed the Princess was so ashamed of her tears that she made excuses for them. This was scarcely to be wondered... | |
 | 1901 - 404 стор.
...all-hurriedly the last Sacraments. A little while after he called M. le Duc to him, and spoke of the honors he wished at his funeral, mentioning those which had...servants nor friends, neither child nor wife. Indeed the Princess was so ashamed of her tears that she made excuses for them. This was scarcely to be wondered... | |
 | Louis de Rouvroy duc de Saint-Simon - 1910 - 746 стор.
...arrived at last at the sick-chamber, he confessed M. le Prince, and was conducted out of the house in the same manner and by the same way as before. These...servants nor friends, neither child nor wife. Indeed the Princess was so ashamed of her tears that she made excuses for them. This was scarcely to be wondered... | |
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Duc to him, and spoke of the honors he wished at his funeral, mentioning those which had been omitted at the funeral of his father, but which he did not wish to be omitted from his. He talked of nothing but this and of the sums he had spent at Chantilly,... 