Autograph letter : [Versailles], to "l'Archevesque de Rouen" [Claude-Maur d'Aubigné], [1716] Oct. 8.

Explaining that she has had a letter from [Louis-François,] C[omte] d'Aubigné concerning the weaning of his son; writing that they have followed the advice of [Julien] Cl[é]ment [Court doctor specializing in obstetrics]; discussing the advantages and disadvantages of weaning a child, particularly with regard to the strength and teeth of d'Aubigné's son; worrying that they [his parents?] may be "trop attachés"; mentioning her pity for M. et Mme. de Ch[â]tillon; writing that she is taking quinquina and that it is helping her stomach; discussing her stomach complaint; writing that M. le duc de Noailles [Adrien-Maurice de Noailles] has suffered from kidney pains ("colique nepretique") and that he was bled and put into a bath for three hours; stating that she is awaiting the return of the man she sent to Paris in order to send news to the Archbishop; recounting that she is well and that her Superior lives up to his standards; hoping that his brother will be in Paris or in Gaillon; writing in post scriptum that her messager has returned and the duc de N[oailles] is better; mentioning "un arrest qui condamne tous les deux partis au silence."