Monstres

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Monstres

By: Frédéric Richaud

Narrated by: Guilaine Londez

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L'histoire de la lavandière du postérieur de la reine...

Le Louvre, 1655. Catherine Beauvais, dite Cateau la borgnesse, promène sa difformité incongrue dans les couloirs du plus beau palais du monde. Sa présence indispose tout autant que la confiance que lui témoigne Anne d'Autriche.

C'est que Catherine possède une connaissance unique des plantes, des ventres et des clystères. Cette science, alliée à une intelligence et une sensibilité hors du commun, lui a permis de se frayer un chemin jusqu'au postérieur de Sa Majesté la reine, une gloutonne qui, quotidiennement, se bourre de saucisses, de côtelettes et de pain bouilli.

Comment se faire une place à la Cour, ce cénacle qui ne jure que par la beauté des formes, quand on est une créature issue d'un milieu modeste, habituée à inspirer le dégoût et la détestation ?

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