FOOTNOTES:[1]Kings ofSpain.[2]Author ofSt. Bartholomew’s.[3]MadamMaintenon.[4]Scarron.[5]Maintenon.[6]MadamMaintenon.[7]MadamMaintenon.[8]Fatherla Chaise.[9]The murderer ofHenry IV.[10]Grandvilhang’d inFlanders,for attempting to kill KingWilliam.[11]KingWilliam.[12]Lewis XIV.[13]A place out of the reach of cannon.[14]Scarron.[15]Great houses nearParis.[16]HermitagenearParis.[17]QueenCatharineofSpain.[18]FatherPahours,Fatherle Mene,Jesuits.[19]Charles V.[20]MadamMaintenon.[21]Scarron.[22]MadamMaintenonwas born inMartineco.[23]Don Carlos.[24]ElizabethofFrance.[25]Don JohnofAustria.[26]The two Royal Houses ofFranceandSpain.[27]Credo pudicitiam Saturno rege moratam.[28]Monks.[29]Two ancient poets.[30]Two modern poets.[31]MadamMaintenon.[32]AFrenchpoet, whomBoileaumakes free with in his first satire, and elsewhere.[33]Madamla Valiere.[34]Madamde Fontagne.[35]Madamde Montespan.[36]The nuns of St.Cyril.[37]West-Indies.[38]The Nunnery of St.Cyril.[39]MadamMaintenon.[40]The voluminous author ofCleopatra.[41]He means the late KingJames.[42]AFrenchProverb forno conscience.[43]England.[44]Dr.B——re.[45]Stanzas ofNostradamus.[46]MadamMaintenon.[47]MadamMaintenon.[48]MadamMontespan.[49]A proverb inFrenchfor a fat large monk or abbot. CochonisFrenchfor a hog.[50]Pulpit.[51]The quire.[52]Kitchen.[53]Bawdy-house.[54]More commonly call’d with usBoileau.[55]The taking down the image of our Saviour, and setting up theFrenchking’s in the room of it, occasioned this distich,Abstulit hinc Iesum, posuitque insignia regisImpia gens; alium non habet illa Deum.[56]Over the door of the great hall of theInvalides, he is drawn guiding the chariot of the sun, with beams of glory round his head, and a thunderbolt in his hand, the four quarters of the world kneeling before him in a very humble posture, and the motto is,Je plais a tous.[57]The devil laughs every now and then.[58]The devils all laugh at his negative proof.
FOOTNOTES:
[1]Kings ofSpain.
[1]Kings ofSpain.
[2]Author ofSt. Bartholomew’s.
[2]Author ofSt. Bartholomew’s.
[3]MadamMaintenon.
[3]MadamMaintenon.
[4]Scarron.
[4]Scarron.
[5]Maintenon.
[5]Maintenon.
[6]MadamMaintenon.
[6]MadamMaintenon.
[7]MadamMaintenon.
[7]MadamMaintenon.
[8]Fatherla Chaise.
[8]Fatherla Chaise.
[9]The murderer ofHenry IV.
[9]The murderer ofHenry IV.
[10]Grandvilhang’d inFlanders,for attempting to kill KingWilliam.
[10]Grandvilhang’d inFlanders,for attempting to kill KingWilliam.
[11]KingWilliam.
[11]KingWilliam.
[12]Lewis XIV.
[12]Lewis XIV.
[13]A place out of the reach of cannon.
[13]A place out of the reach of cannon.
[14]Scarron.
[14]Scarron.
[15]Great houses nearParis.
[15]Great houses nearParis.
[16]HermitagenearParis.
[16]HermitagenearParis.
[17]QueenCatharineofSpain.
[17]QueenCatharineofSpain.
[18]FatherPahours,Fatherle Mene,Jesuits.
[18]FatherPahours,Fatherle Mene,Jesuits.
[19]Charles V.
[19]Charles V.
[20]MadamMaintenon.
[20]MadamMaintenon.
[21]Scarron.
[21]Scarron.
[22]MadamMaintenonwas born inMartineco.
[22]MadamMaintenonwas born inMartineco.
[23]Don Carlos.
[23]Don Carlos.
[24]ElizabethofFrance.
[24]ElizabethofFrance.
[25]Don JohnofAustria.
[25]Don JohnofAustria.
[26]The two Royal Houses ofFranceandSpain.
[26]The two Royal Houses ofFranceandSpain.
[27]Credo pudicitiam Saturno rege moratam.
[27]Credo pudicitiam Saturno rege moratam.
[28]Monks.
[28]Monks.
[29]Two ancient poets.
[29]Two ancient poets.
[30]Two modern poets.
[30]Two modern poets.
[31]MadamMaintenon.
[31]MadamMaintenon.
[32]AFrenchpoet, whomBoileaumakes free with in his first satire, and elsewhere.
[32]AFrenchpoet, whomBoileaumakes free with in his first satire, and elsewhere.
[33]Madamla Valiere.
[33]Madamla Valiere.
[34]Madamde Fontagne.
[34]Madamde Fontagne.
[35]Madamde Montespan.
[35]Madamde Montespan.
[36]The nuns of St.Cyril.
[36]The nuns of St.Cyril.
[37]West-Indies.
[37]West-Indies.
[38]The Nunnery of St.Cyril.
[38]The Nunnery of St.Cyril.
[39]MadamMaintenon.
[39]MadamMaintenon.
[40]The voluminous author ofCleopatra.
[40]The voluminous author ofCleopatra.
[41]He means the late KingJames.
[41]He means the late KingJames.
[42]AFrenchProverb forno conscience.
[42]AFrenchProverb forno conscience.
[43]England.
[43]England.
[44]Dr.B——re.
[44]Dr.B——re.
[45]Stanzas ofNostradamus.
[45]Stanzas ofNostradamus.
[46]MadamMaintenon.
[46]MadamMaintenon.
[47]MadamMaintenon.
[47]MadamMaintenon.
[48]MadamMontespan.
[48]MadamMontespan.
[49]A proverb inFrenchfor a fat large monk or abbot. CochonisFrenchfor a hog.
[49]A proverb inFrenchfor a fat large monk or abbot. CochonisFrenchfor a hog.
[50]Pulpit.
[50]Pulpit.
[51]The quire.
[51]The quire.
[52]Kitchen.
[52]Kitchen.
[53]Bawdy-house.
[53]Bawdy-house.
[54]More commonly call’d with usBoileau.
[54]More commonly call’d with usBoileau.
[55]The taking down the image of our Saviour, and setting up theFrenchking’s in the room of it, occasioned this distich,Abstulit hinc Iesum, posuitque insignia regisImpia gens; alium non habet illa Deum.
[55]The taking down the image of our Saviour, and setting up theFrenchking’s in the room of it, occasioned this distich,
Abstulit hinc Iesum, posuitque insignia regisImpia gens; alium non habet illa Deum.
Abstulit hinc Iesum, posuitque insignia regisImpia gens; alium non habet illa Deum.
Abstulit hinc Iesum, posuitque insignia regisImpia gens; alium non habet illa Deum.
[56]Over the door of the great hall of theInvalides, he is drawn guiding the chariot of the sun, with beams of glory round his head, and a thunderbolt in his hand, the four quarters of the world kneeling before him in a very humble posture, and the motto is,Je plais a tous.
[56]Over the door of the great hall of theInvalides, he is drawn guiding the chariot of the sun, with beams of glory round his head, and a thunderbolt in his hand, the four quarters of the world kneeling before him in a very humble posture, and the motto is,Je plais a tous.
[57]The devil laughs every now and then.
[57]The devil laughs every now and then.
[58]The devils all laugh at his negative proof.
[58]The devils all laugh at his negative proof.