Catherine Trillet (or Treillet)
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| - | In 1776 the father of '''Catherine Trillet''' returned to Lacoste, again hired several servant girls, most of whom fled. In 1777 the father of one of those employees came to Lacoste, to claim his daughter, and attempted to shoot the Marquis at [[point-blank range]]. Fortunately for Sade, the gun [[misfired]]. | + | '''Catherine Trillet''' (or Treillet) was a maidservant to the [[Marquis de Sade]]. She has been hired in October 1776, along with several young servant girls, all of whom leave except for Catherine. Her father, mister Trillet comes to retrieve his daughter on January 17, 1777. She refuses, and M. Trillet shoots [[point-blank]] at Sade, but his gun misfires. |
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Catherine Trillet (or Treillet) was a maidservant to the Marquis de Sade. She has been hired in October 1776, along with several young servant girls, all of whom leave except for Catherine. Her father, mister Trillet comes to retrieve his daughter on January 17, 1777. She refuses, and M. Trillet shoots point-blank at Sade, but his gun misfires.
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