Autobiography of Godfrey Zimmerman Formerly in the Commissariat Department of T
Autobiography of Godfrey Zimmerman Formerly in the Commissariat Department of T
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All the allied columns in- stantly advanced upon the city, but were arrested in D2 36 AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
their progress by the obstinate resistance of the French rear-guard. While the sounds of the fierce attack and firm defence sounded through the city, Napoleon was bidding farewell to the venerable King of Saxony and his family. He formally released the king from all the ties of their mutual alliance; discharged the Saxon body-guard which had remained faithful to him; and expressed the grief whic...h he felt at thus leaving the royal family in the midst of their enemies. They would have followed him in his retreat, but he refused to suffer them to lose their last chance of making some terms with the allies. They then pressed him to linger no longer in Leipsic. " You have done enough/' said the king ; " and now you push your generosity to too great an extreme in risking your person to remain a few moments longer in consoling us/' Napoleon yielded to their entreaties. " I did not mean to have left you/' he said, " till the enemy was in the city, and I owe you that proof of devotion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All the allied columns in- stantly advanced upon the city, but were arrested in D2 36 AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
their progress by the obstinate resistance of the French rear-guard. While the sounds of the fierce attack and firm defence sounded through the city, Napoleon was bidding farewell to the venerable King of Saxony and his family. He formally released the king from all the ties of their mutual alliance; discharged the Saxon body-guard which had remained faithful to him; and expressed the grief whic...h he felt at thus leaving the royal family in the midst of their enemies. They would have followed him in his retreat, but he refused to suffer them to lose their last chance of making some terms with the allies. They then pressed him to linger no longer in Leipsic. " You have done enough/' said the king ; " and now you push your generosity to too great an extreme in risking your person to remain a few moments longer in consoling us/' Napoleon yielded to their entreaties. " I did not mean to have left you/' he said, " till the enemy was in the city, and I owe you that proof of devotion.
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