AN ADVENTURE AND A RESCUE V. TELLIER TAKES A HAND VI.

"Nonot yet," and Tellier smiled provokingly.

"I give Monsieur le Prince the congratulations of France," said an oily voice, and Monsieur Tellier bowed low.

Father Le Tellier rejoiced in the slaughter of Saint Bartholomew, and Te Deums were offered in the churches for the extinction of Protestantism by any means.

La Chaise and Le Tellier were mere politicians.

What great jurists and lawyers were Le Tellier and D'Aguesseau and Molé!

He associated on the most intimate terms with the great prelates and churchmen of the day, like Bossuet, Fénelon, La Chaise, and Le Tellier.

Another great genius ably assisted Louis as soon as he turned his attention to war,the usual employment of ambitious kings,and this was Le Tellier, Marquis of Louvois, the great war minister, who laid out the campaigns and directed the movements of such generals as Condé, Turenne, and Luxembourg.

Yet Le Tellier, the chancellor, at the age of eighty, thanked God that he was permitted the exalted privilege of affixing the seal of his office to the act before he died.

The great Bossuet, at the funeral of Le Tellier, thus broke out: "Let us publish this miracle of our day, and pour out our hearts in praise of the piety of Louis,this new Constantine, this new Theodosius, this new Charlemagne, through whose hands heresy is no more."

Whatever claims to greatness he may have had are only to be sustained by the memorable resistance he made to united Europe in arms against him, when his great ministers and his best generals had died, Turenne died in 1675, Colbert in 1683, Condé in 1686, Le Tellier in 1687, and Louvois in 1691.

She left behind her a little girl about five years of agea pretty, engaging child, whose beauty and infantile fascinations so won the heart of Madame Tellier, the proprietress of the establishment, that she decided to take charge of the little creature and educate her, her project being to fit her for the post of English teacher in her school.

Le Tellier, chancellor of France, reverted to the learning of logic that he might dispute with his grand-children.

TELLIER, ANDRE.

Andre Tellier (A); 20Jun57; R193923.

TELLIER, ANDRE.

Andre Tellier (A); 15Jan59; R229152. Witchfire.

Andre Tellier (A); 15Jan59; R229153.

TELLIER, ANDRE.

Andre Tellier (A); 15Jan64; R330262.

TELLIER, ANDRE.

Andre Tellier (A); 15Jan59; R229152. Witchfire.

Andre Tellier (A); 15Jan59; R229153.

TELLIER, ANDRE.

Andre Tellier (A); 15Jan64; R330262.