kiting tîv% mû would not h»v« wi%4 It Qtkcr* wife " * " - . . Shortly afterward, the marriage if » copfyn, mated between the lord Philip 4'Artois anc| thf lady Mary of Berry. He was appointe^ con-ftable of France, to enjoy all the privileges ?md emoluments of that office, although fir Qljvçr d§ Cliflbn had not refigned it nor feet back bis fwor$ of office. He perfifted that he was ftilj CQnftjibJe| for that he had neyer done mj thing againft thft king or crown of France that could have dg*-privcd_ him of it. Things, thtrf fçje, ffgiipcd in this ftate* mi I ww * ijn ? m p-'fTf .CHAP- £VL jms epp$T#iti pi cf.fssoN, pu RING #i$ *p* UPCE FROM FRANQE, WAÇEf WAflL ptf TRJf CIR QÛvcr de CJiflpn w^s fpon jinÇonfle^ that t|§ count d'£u w^s npiPiinfitcd conftable of fr^cet jpd wai XQ do rfic dMty pjd receive thç profit? from the date of his sppoi&jtjpent:, w«h $ecpijfent of the k|ng of France, and that he had married the daughter gf the duke of Berry, widpw.of lord Lewi| çfBioi*. To all this he was pcrfeftly indijfferent, for he fek that his loyalty and hqmopr were a§ £nç pCrver, and- that àc Md neygrdMip afj tjhijpg tfi " * • " G 4 " • forfeit 9? .