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Will Cuppy - After a while Louis let her [du Barry]...
After a while Louis let her [du Barry] draw her own drafts on the comptroller-general. It saved time and bother in a field he much disliked. Jeanne never took more than she needed for urgent current expenses - that is, whatever was in the treasury. (Will Cuppy)

After a while Louis let her [du Barry] draw her own drafts on the comptroller-general. It saved time and bother in a field he much disliked. Jeanne never took more than she needed for urgent current expenses - that is, whatever was in the treasury.

Will Cuppy

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