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...kissed the King's hand, on rising, he saluted his Majesty with the compliment — Domine non sum dignus. The King replied : — " My Lord, I may very well...again ; I have not found so great faith in Israel 5 for no man would trust me with so much money as you have done." To which the Marquis rejoined : —...

...sovereign in Latin : ' Domine non sum dignis.' ' My lord,' replied Charles, with his habitual courtesy, ' I may very well answer you again. I have not found...would trust me with so much money as you have done.' ' Sire,' replied the marquis, ' I trust your majesty will prove a defender of the faith.' On another...

..." My Lord, I may very well answer you again : ' I have not found so great faith, no not in Israel.' No man would trust me with so much money as you have done." Nor did that interchange of compliment end the little ceremony. Obedient to the custom of nobles when...

...monarch's hand, and said, " Domine, non sum dignus " (" Sire, I am not worthy of this "). To which the king replied, " My lord, I may very well answer you again. ' I have not found so great faith, no, not in Israel.' No man would trust me with so much money as you have done." The old marquis replied,...