. Foto della vecchia corte francese; Jeanne de Bourbon, Isabeau de Bavière, Anne de Bretagne. abbattersi di loro deve avere una ricaduta.La seconda figlia di Carlo e Isabeau, thePrincess Jeanne, era sposata finoal figlio del dovuto de Bretagne ;e la terza, la principessa Marie,che era stata dedicata da herinfancy per la vita religiosa, wasnow ricevuto nel convento ofPoissy. Il giorno della natività della Vergine, il Re e la regina,con un brillante società, arrivedat Poissy. Vi è stato un grandprocession, Vescovo di Bayeuxbearing uno splendido gioiello pre-rappresentato dal re, che conla Regina un

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. Pictures of the old French court; Jeanne de Bourbon, Isabeau de Bavière, Anne de Bretagne. befall them should he have a relapse.The second daughter of Charles and Isabeau, thePrincess Jeanne, was married tothe son of the Due de Bretagne ;and the third, the Princess Marie, who had been dedicated from herinfancy to the religious life, wasnow received into the convent ofPoissy. On the day of the Nativity ofthe Virgin, the King and Queen, with a brilliant company, arrivedat Poissy. There was a grandprocession, the Bishop of Bayeuxbearing a splendid jewel pre-sented by the King, who withthe Queen and a brilliant cortegeof nobles and ladies formed part of the procession, theSire dAlbret carrying in his arms the Princess Marie, who wore a gold crown and long robe and mantle ofcloth of gold, and whom he placed before the chapter, where the spiritual director of the convent addressedthe novice, who, it must be remembered, was not yetfive years old, and explained to her the rules of theorder and the vow of poverty, chastity, and obedience, to which the child answered humbly that she sub-. THE PRIORESS OFPOISSY. 1398] CHARLES VI. AND ISABEAU DE BAVIERE 19T mitted herself. The Prioress, who was a sister ofthe Due de Bourbon, and had taken the veil at thisconvent at about the age of the Princess Marie, thendressed her in the habit of the order, after which shewas conducted to the church by all the nuns, singinghymns to the Holy Spirit. After mass she receivedthe episcopal benediction, and then there was asplendid banquet given by the King. At the closeof the proceedings a dispute arose between thePrioress and the Abbot and monks of St. Denisrespecting the crown worn by the little princesswhich was of gold set with jewels of great price, andwhich, with the robes, jewels, &c, worn by her, thePrioress claimed according, as she said, to the usualcustom, for the convent. But it appeared that thiscrown belonged to the abbey of St. Denis, and hadbeen only lent for the occasion ; therefor

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