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The man with the iron mask

Note 487 — Chapter XIX

Henry Vizetelly translation

“Monsieur le Comte Matthioli,—I have perceived from the letter that you have written to me, and from what my ambassador, the Abbé d’Estrades, has informed me, the regard that you show for my interests. You cannot doubt but that I am much obliged to you for it, and that I shall have much pleasure in giving you proofs of my satisfaction upon every occasion. Referring you, therefore, to what will be said to you more particularly on my behalf by the Abbé d’Estrades, I shall not lengthen this letter more than to pray God that he will have you, Monsieur le Comte Matthioli, in his holy keeping.

“Louis.”

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