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Madeleine de Souvré, marquise de Sablé
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Madeleine de Souvré, marquise de Sablé

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    …and intellectually stimulating friendships with Mme de Sablé, one of the most remarkable women of her age, and Mme de La Fayette, he seems to have avoided politics for a while and gradually won his way back into royal favour, a feat sealed by his promotion to the knightly order…

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    …and intellectually stimulating friendships with Mme de Sablé, one of the most remarkable women of her age, and Mme de La Fayette, he seems to have avoided politics for a while and gradually won his way back into royal favour, a feat sealed by his promotion to the knightly order…

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