Erected in Moorfields in 1675, upon the model of the Tuileries, it is said that Louis the Fourteenth was so incensed at the insult offered to his palace, that he had a counterpart of St. "I thought you'd have got rid of your ill-humour by this time. He took into his soul some of the father's misery, some of the daughter's, to mingle with his own. He has no imagination, no real generosity. She said she hoped she had not distressed him by the course she had felt obliged to take, and he told her not to be a fool. He had now reached the adjoining house, and, scaling the roof, approached another building, which seemed to be, at least, one story loftier than its neighbours.
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