3?be caw* fifttttf wt, for llit prefent, obtain H«y .#hpr anCwer : but he continued with the itake» mni was lodged -within his enfile. He ibid ab»it fifteen days with the dujke of Brit* tony in Vana& fmd thereabout*, who treated him with much affection. He Ihewed faim hi* Mr caftie toi Ermpie, which he hpd mwly re* laired and beautified, as hp there ejyoyod him-felf the rhoft. The county one day finding hint in good humour, agaip remonftcated with him (n his late couduot, and repeated the canfe of his coming ; but, .though- the duke's nnfivei* MM m &w» th^re was TO dépendance to h* plaçai on bis rpftitution of the hundred thoufaod fiança und the ca&lee to the eonftablç. He .did at length r$fcor£ thfifn ;. but it ww pf hip. ojvn free J!#I, without any raquÊft bejng m^de^ pid vbff il W& the leaâ e^piected, ,as I wll nelate in tht pourfe of tap biftory, according tp /the ipfor-JBfttipn I rooeiv^L The count d'EAampes* finding that » longer flay in Brittany would be ufelefs, determined ta jtfke bis leave of the duke, and return to France* |o tin? dik« of Berry, who had fent him thither. The dpke of Brittany parted with him very af« fe^liop^tsJy, a»d» planted hiox wUh a hand-Jfepfp white palfrey, faddJbd and equipped as jf for a king, a»d * riapig with a rich ftope, which fc*4 QOÛ a| |ief# one thpn&ad franca. . T^JB count, cp laying Brittany, went to .Ant &r§i whfite hf waited on the queen of Naples mi Jofcn of Brittapy, who vcne «fixions to hear fiiat had pafed. They (aid* FIÉ^IÉI, yau . ; # mitt Ill