1812 Napoleon I in Russia
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" '"And France?' asked Napoleon. 'What will France say?' " ' Oh ! as for hVancc — one may fit one's conjectures to one's fancy, for it would be hard to say what the result will really be in France. The best thing, ' added Daru, ' both for us and for your Majesty, would be if you could some- NAPOLEON 159 how get back into France, through the air. If it may not be along the road ; for you would be more likely to save us f by being there, than by staying here. ' "' In fact, I am in the way?' asked... Napoleon.
" ' Yes, your Majest}'. ' " ' And would not you like to be a royal prisoner ? ' " Daru answered in the same jesting strain that ' he would be satisfied to be an ordinary prisoner of war. ' " To this the Emperor made no reply ; but after a long pause he asked if all the despatches had been burnt.
" ' Your Majesty did not wish that to be done ? ' " ' Go at once and burn everything — our position, to be frank, is not one to boast of " Marshal St. Cyr received strict orders to drive the Russians over the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" '"And France?' asked Napoleon. 'What will France say?' " ' Oh ! as for hVancc — one may fit one's conjectures to one's fancy, for it would be hard to say what the result will really be in France. The best thing, ' added Daru, ' both for us and for your Majesty, would be if you could some- NAPOLEON 159 how get back into France, through the air. If it may not be along the road ; for you would be more likely to save us f by being there, than by staying here. ' "' In fact, I am in the way?' asked... Napoleon.
" ' Yes, your Majest}'. ' " ' And would not you like to be a royal prisoner ? ' " Daru answered in the same jesting strain that ' he would be satisfied to be an ordinary prisoner of war. ' " To this the Emperor made no reply ; but after a long pause he asked if all the despatches had been burnt.
" ' Your Majesty did not wish that to be done ? ' " ' Go at once and burn everything — our position, to be frank, is not one to boast of " Marshal St. Cyr received strict orders to drive the Russians over the river.
What to read after 1812 Napoleon I in Russia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vasilii Vasilevich Vereshchagin to read onlineMoreLess
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