IS aUrmed nÔ v«o^ at th* *~*alfio*u &mjre+ ver^ to fend ^ lard de iy w m ^ ^ to'tpil i appettfe tiem; for liiiliÉM1 Itffîi l'how to ma« ^gft th than ^ other . -- % he -lordde Coney, idtofe mm -vm E^gpurrv. ram|, name to -"Paris imply attended by his hoi#-hol4» He dijmou * ted a* hit nétel, .and. feat lot ihofewbo had been theunoâ fu:tiw, and raraon-ftrated iwtb them wifely and prudently on tbe wickedttefsof ihèir conduct in killing Jàa office» -.and mmMlers of the king, m faieakiqg open |u* priions, and fetting ihofo who were Ân£aad in #hem%t liberty; for all which, if the Jong wll^i àt, they would deadly pay. But t&k 1» was not deironr of .doing; for the king much loved4he town of ^ becanfe he had i berna im:i% m&d-thb -from--its being the eapitdl of shis Jriqg~ dom: he w^ therefore unwdlting iode&uy *t* welUnteatiooed inhabitants. He told them,' his reafons for coming to Paris ipere tp ende&ypiir to make up awiteu .oetrween Item, and .that he would entreat tàe king and hi* «note* tBecei&Ifyrfe pfttdoii ftete their evil J aejrt M, aey v .wtf K .«m. the ktagfhefrflofd» ^ *o ^ii^^ ^hi» lit t \t e V Mated te Bans: *a, è aich,tbv nwddaffittâhèîittgliianyc.*arm«a-mer. * *fo what manner** demanded the lord de Coufiy. will pay ^jfetfai|t! into the haiafr .of a proper receiver every v with^fae other citits M*i ^sia Fc^ in ^ ^rctten*