Index Entry | Ball, in Paris, anecdote of repartee re Louis XIII and mistress |
Location | Paris |
Citation | CC-H.769.008 6 Mar 1769:21,22 (220) Anecdote of Lewis XIII King of France. There was a grand masquerade ball held at Paris in the reign of the above weak monarch, who notwithstanding his dress was discovered by two young gentlemen, walking in the ball room, with his arm round the waist of one of his mistresses. . . [7 lines, clever comment and repartee regarding King's behavior.] |
Generic Title | Connecticut Courant |
Date | 1769.03.06 |
Publisher | Green and Watson |
City, State | Hartford, CT |
Year | 1769 |
Bibliography | B0012412 |