The Anglo-French Entente in the Seventeenth Century

by Charles Bastide

[130] "How can you breathe in a room where there's grease frying? Advise My Lady to burn wax lights."—Man of Mode, Act iv. Sc. 1.

[131] Characters, pp. 419, 424, 469.

[132] See Evelyn, Diary, 18th-30th October 1666; Pepys, Diary, 15th-17th October, 22nd November 1666; Miège, New State of England, ii. p. 38; State Papers, Dom., 1666, p. 191.

[133] Ascham, The Schole-master, 1570, pp. 26 ssq.; Nash, The Unfortunate Traveller, 1587 (Works, ii. p. 300)

[134] Beaumont and Fletcher, Little French Lawyer, Act i. Sc. 1.

[135] Savile Correspondence, p. 143.

[136] Etheredge, Man of Mode, Act iv. Sc. 2.

[137] Lettres, Mémoires et Instructions de Colbert, v. p. 322.

[138] King, Life and Letters of Locke, p. 83.

[139] Clarke and Foxcroft, Life of Burnet, p. 210.