Enchanted to behold a king of France in his capital; conscious that le grand monarque was fully in his power; yet honestly enraptured to see that "The king would enjoy his own again," and enjoy it through the generous efforts of his rival, brave, noble old England; he yet seemed aware that it was fitting to subdue all exuberance of pleasure, which, else, might annoy, if not alarm, his regal guest.— The Diary and Letters of Madame D'Arblay — Volume 3
Comme récompense de ces différents sacrifices, le monarque obtendra cet objet le plus cher de ses désirs.”— Ramayana. English
But the grand monarque of France was not content to tread this royal road to heaven alone.— The Vaudois of Piedmont A Visit to their Valleys
Thus it is possible that a runnel of the blood of "le grand monarque" tripped through Burton's veins.— The Life of Sir Richard Burton
Promenaient dans Paris le monarque indolent. "— Paris as It Was and as It Is

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