M. de Saint-Remy

Also known as: A. de Saint-Remy / Saint-Remy · Family: French court · Role: maitre d’hotel · First appears: Chapter 2

Chapter 2

with Raoul (Saint-Remy offers Raoul hospitality and lodging.) “Madame desires refreshments to be offered to you,” said he; “and there is, besides, a lodging for you in the castle.”
employer: Gaston (Gaston is the royal highness whose household M. de Saint-Remy serves.) “The officer, monsieur, is on his rounds; but, in his absence, M. de Saint-Remy, the maitre d’hotel, shall be informed.”
married with Madame de Saint-Remy (The shared Saint-Remy name and the household context indicate the married couple.) “How Madame de la Vall—I mean, how delighted Madame de Saint-Remy will be to see you!”

with Mademoiselle de la Vallière (Louise is identified as Saint-Remy's daughter-in-law.) “‘Daughter-in-law,’ continued Madame, ‘of M. de Saint-Remy, my maitre d’hotel, who presided over the confection of that excellent daube truffee which your majesty seemed so much to appreciate.’”

Extracted from the original text of The Vicomte de Bragelonne. Made with Rho MD.