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...rs Jim Manis Lucy Morrison Liz Wright Suzanne Harper Student Editor David Retz Best of Four is a publication of the Pennsylvania State University The...

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............ 5 A Note on Submissions: .................................................. 6 A Message to Those Whose Work Was Not Accepted: ..... 6 David Retz ? Hazleton Innocent Ocean .......................... 7 Jenn Volkert ? Hazleton Picture ..................................... 8 Jessica Feliciano ? Hazleton ?Please, God? ...................... 9 Quentin Chan ? Hazleton T...

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...lar Bishop of Corinth in partibus infidelium, a younger son of the Duke of Retz, an Italian family introduced by Catherince de Medici. There seemed to... ...ates and declared Mazarin an outlaw. The Coadjutor (now become Cardinal de Retz) vainly tried to stir up the Duke of Orleans to take a manly part and ... ...s. Beaufort died bravely fighting against the Turks at Cyprus. Cardinal de Retz was imprisoned, and Mademoiselle had to retire from Court, while other... ...Madame de Sevigne declares, that there was always more good in Cardinal de Retz, as he now is called, than was supposed. Poor Meg had kept up gallantl... ...e were scruples on being in direct opposition to the King. The Cardinal de Retz was trying to stir the Duke of Orleans to take what was really his pro... ...you! We shall be in your element. His Royal Highness and M. le Cardinal de Retz have both been breaking my head with instructions, but I remember none... ...s daughter, who was altogether devoted to the Prince of Conde. Cardinal de Retz vainly tried to per- suade him to take the manly part of mediation, th... ...uard coming up, the mob was driven off. That evening I saw the Cardinal de Retz. He was in bad odour with Monsieur and Mademoiselle, because he was st... ...he roads, partly from the de- sire to get Clement to attend to Cardinal de Retz’s warning and escape with us. There was no difficulty on his mother’s ...

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...rdingly, Albert de Gondi became a marshal of France and was created Duc de Retz and governor of the king a few days later. At the moment when this lit... ...ber, 1573, two Italians, Florentines and brothers, Albert de Gondi, Duc de Retz and marshal of France, and Charles de Gondi la T our, Grand-master of ... ...rance after supper to the royal apartments was very heavy. The Marechal de Retz, whom we have just seen, perched on a gutter, offered on one occasion ... ... They alone of this dismal assembly were smiling. Albert Gondi, now Duc de Retz, marshal of France, and gentleman of the bed- chamber, had been depute... ... I always think of those days with pleasure,” said Albert de Gondi, Duc de Retz. “I’d like to see you on the roofs once more, monsieur le duc,” remark... ...ourself, Albert; for they have given you the ancient title and duchy of de Retz.” “Now listen to me,” replied his brother. “The queen hopes much from ... ...rave, as had been foretold to him jestingly by his brother the Marechal de Retz, a friend of the Ruggieri, who believed in their pre- dictions. Marie ...

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...fore, was settled that day, as Emery’s head was not steady enough for business after such an oc- currence. On the next day Mathieu Mole, the chief pre... ... After mass the young monarch drove to the Parliament House, where, upon the throne, he hastily confirmed not only such edicts as he had already passe... ...djutor, who, smiling all the while, contrived to drop some words into his ear. Aramis, not- withstanding his self-control, could not refrain from a sl... ...the ear, such as I gave this morning to the little citizen who splashed me, it would change the appearance of things.” “And I, my dear Aramis,” quietl... ...g it was well known that he leaned much to the side of the Fronde; and Mazarin, in requesting the archbishop of Paris to make his nephew preach, had e... ...s of the Fronde he had not gone so far but that retreat was possible should the court offer him the advan- tages for which he was ambitious and to whi... ...us with his brigadiers?” “Good-day, sirs,” said the duke, advancing; “you are puzzled by what you see here, but one word will explain everything. Ther...

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...Louis XIV . made no reply. “Condemned is the word; for I will never solicit him who left my mother and sister to die with cold and hunger — the daught... ...had not sent them wood and bread.” “To die?” murmured Louis XIV . “Well!” continued the king of England, “poor Charles II., grandson of Henry IV . as ... ...at po- sition your majesty will perhaps acknowledge I have ren- dered some service to the throne of your majesty. Well, sire, if I had met with Monk o... ... heroism, trust me, sire, a period of five years. Nevertheless, I have faith in what these people told me, for they were good judges. They were named ... ...e might not penetrate it: the isle, of an ex- tent of six leagues in length, and six in breadth, was a seignorial property, which the people had for a...

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... field of Falkirk, in 1298. The celebrated Marquis of Montrose, in whom De Retz saw real- ized his abstract idea of the heroes of antiquity, was the s...

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...aracter of the strati- fication and the character of the dogs. Cardinal de Retz ex- plains why that war, in the minority of Louis XIV ., was called th...

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...ay. L ’apres diner is almost the sole date which you find in Cardi- nal De Retz’s memoirs of the Fronde. Dinner was their Hegira—dinner was their line...

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...t, as times went, when the wolves entered at night into depopu- lated Paris, and perhaps De Retz was passing by with a com- pany of demons like himsel...

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...part of various other distinguished persons, from the horrible Merechal de Retz, who in the fifteenth century was executed at Nantes for the murder of...

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...ironment the eye of Prophecy sees Comte de Mirabeau, like some Cardinal de Retz, stormfully maintain himself; with head all-devising, heart 124 The F...

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... French critic, Sainte-Beuve, is fairly typi- cal. “With the Memoirs of De Retz, it seemed that perfec- tion had been attained, in interest, in moveme... ...uti- ful, and was full of wit. She so turned the head of the Cardi- nal de Retz, that he wanted to turn everything topsy-turvy in France, in order to ... ...uch that no one thought he would dare to do so. The memoirs of Cardinal de Retz, of Joly, of Madame Motteville, had turned all heads. These books had ...

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...aily. This it is to be born at a proper period of time. Were Car- dinal de Retz to return again into the world, neither his elo- quence nor his intrig... ...p in arms against their master, and afterwards whipped for it. Cardinal de Retz, who was witty and brave (but to no purpose), rebellious without a cau...

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...ironment the eye of Prophecy sees Comte de Mirabeau, like some Cardinal de Retz, stormfully maintain himself; with head all-devising, heart all-daring...