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ppear to me necessary for the king to know anything of this。〃
〃You think wisely； madame； what most displeased him was to see madame de Pompadour in regular correspondence with M。 de Voltaire。〃
I have related to you this episode of my history； that it may recompense you for the tiresome details of my presentation。 I resume my recital。 I told you that M。 de Maupeou had told me that he would endeavor to bring madame la marechale de Mirepoix； and introduce her to me； trusting to the friendship she had evinced for madame de Pompadour during； the whole time of the favor and life of her who preceded me in the affections of Louis XV。 I found； to my surprise； that he said nothing to me concerning it for several days； when suddenly madame la marechale de Mirepoix was announced。
At this name and this title I rose quite in a fluster； without clearly knowing what could be the object of this visit； for which I was unprepared。 The marechale； who followed closely on the valet's heels； did not give me time for much reflection。 She took me really