Henry IV, 2nd chapter, Ruggieri and the Montpensier, No. 7. After great troubles, the Council of the League decided to expel all useless mouths from Paris. - Let's go find Bearnais, I'm sure he'll have pity on us. That day, Henry IV took a country rest close to his castle of Loges. At this point, the sad processions of expelled Parisians arrived. - Sire, we were expelled by members of the League, please have pity on us! - May this old man be taken to a chamber in the castle, and that all his companions be given the aid they need! I shall give my front line the order to let the foodstuff convoys pass by freely! A unique way to siege a city. - The best way to convince Parisians is to win their heart. - My friends, when I'm at the Louvre, it shall be my joy when every Frenchman has chicken cooking in the pot on Sundays! See the end in No. 8