Diary & Letters (1778-1840) As Edited By Her Niece Charlotte Barrett
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de Talley- rand m'a oubli^ : mais on n'oublie pas M. de Talleyrand."^ I left the room with quickness, but saw a movement of surprise by no means unpleasant break over the habitual placidity, the nearly imperturbable composure of his made-up countenance.
Our journey was eventless, yet sad ; sad, not solely, though chiefly, from the continued suffer- ings of my wounded companion, but sad, also, that I quitted so many dear friends, who had wrought 1 D. 1813 (see ante, p. 96). ^ D. 1810 (see ante, ...p. 64).
3 Mme. de Stael did not die until 1817 (see post, p. 324).
* D. 1800.
^ Talleyrand, at this date, was, for the second time. Minister of Foreign AflFairs under Louis XVIII.
288 DIARY AND LETTERS im themselves, by innumerable kindnesses, into my affections, and who knew not, for we could not bring ourselves to utter words that must have reciprocated so much pain, that our intended future residence was England. The most tender and generous of fathers had taken this difficult resolu- tion for the sake of his son, whose earnest wish had been repeatedly expressed for permission to establish himself in the land of his birth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
de Talley- rand m'a oubli^ : mais on n'oublie pas M. de Talleyrand."^ I left the room with quickness, but saw a movement of surprise by no means unpleasant break over the habitual placidity, the nearly imperturbable composure of his made-up countenance.
Our journey was eventless, yet sad ; sad, not solely, though chiefly, from the continued suffer- ings of my wounded companion, but sad, also, that I quitted so many dear friends, who had wrought 1 D. 1813 (see ante, p. 96). ^ D. 1810 (see ante, ...p. 64).
3 Mme. de Stael did not die until 1817 (see post, p. 324).
* D. 1800.
^ Talleyrand, at this date, was, for the second time. Minister of Foreign AflFairs under Louis XVIII.
288 DIARY AND LETTERS im themselves, by innumerable kindnesses, into my affections, and who knew not, for we could not bring ourselves to utter words that must have reciprocated so much pain, that our intended future residence was England. The most tender and generous of fathers had taken this difficult resolu- tion for the sake of his son, whose earnest wish had been repeatedly expressed for permission to establish himself in the land of his birth.
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