1896-1898 Tome 18 - Ouvrages anciens sur Saint-Omer (Pas-de ...

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revocationem quorumcumque procuratorum : at which
lie made good pause, suspecting, I présume, that
there were proctors made who might appear in
your name if you had been so content. At the
words quod non est nostroe intentionis he exclaimed
with great véhémence, that though you professed
great respect for the Church you had no respect for
him; scarcely a single clause pleased him, nor
would he accept any of my explanations. While the
Datary Avas reading the provocation, Symonetta
came in ; and at the words sed deinde publico judicio
the Pope startling and saying that the judgment of
the Church was never had, Symonetta said he supposed
they spoke of that archbishop who made that
good process, while the cause depended before His
Holines in the Consistory. « Ah, said the Pope, a
worshipfull process and judgment! »
Then one of his chamber came to tell him that
the Frencli king came to speak with him : on
which he made great haste to meet him, and they
met at the door, « the French king making very
IOAVcurtesy, putting off his bonnet, and keeping it
off, till he came to a table in the Pope's Chamber »
Although I suspect the French king kneAVAArellwhat
was in hand, by one Nicolas, his secretary, and also
of the Pope's Privy Chamber, His Grâce asked Avhat
His Holiness did. The pope said : « Thèse English
gentlemen hâve corne to intimate certain appeals».
On this, the two entered into a private conversation.
The French king's back Avasagainst me, and
I did not understand what he said. At the end, the
Pope said to him « This is of your goodness » pro-