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Digitized by Google 1818.] HISTOBY OF EUROPE.
87 welkin ring^, moved steadily forward towards the principal square of the city. On the side of the suburb of Markrannstadt, in particular, the frightful accumulation of wounded fugitives, and as yet unwounded but captive warriors, recalled the awful scene of the passage of the Beresina.
Amidst this unpu«lleled scene, the allied sovereigns, at the head of their respective troops, made their entrance into the city. The Emperors of Rus- sia and Austr...ia, with the King of Prussia, suiTOunded by their illustri- ous generals and brilUant staffs, came by the barriers on the south, the Prince-Boyal of Sweden by those on the east, and all met in the great square. At this heart-stirring sight, the enthusiasm of the people knew no bounds : all felt as if themselves and all dear to them had escaped from death. The city resounded with ac- clamations; handkerchiefs waved from every window, merry chimes rang from every steeple; while tears, more eloquent than words, rolling over al- most every cheek, told that the tyrant was strudL down, and Qermanydeliv' ered.
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Digitized by Google 1818.] HISTOBY OF EUROPE.
87 welkin ring^, moved steadily forward towards the principal square of the city. On the side of the suburb of Markrannstadt, in particular, the frightful accumulation of wounded fugitives, and as yet unwounded but captive warriors, recalled the awful scene of the passage of the Beresina.
Amidst this unpu«lleled scene, the allied sovereigns, at the head of their respective troops, made their entrance into the city. The Emperors of Rus- sia and Austr...ia, with the King of Prussia, suiTOunded by their illustri- ous generals and brilUant staffs, came by the barriers on the south, the Prince-Boyal of Sweden by those on the east, and all met in the great square. At this heart-stirring sight, the enthusiasm of the people knew no bounds : all felt as if themselves and all dear to them had escaped from death. The city resounded with ac- clamations; handkerchiefs waved from every window, merry chimes rang from every steeple; while tears, more eloquent than words, rolling over al- most every cheek, told that the tyrant was strudL down, and Qermanydeliv' ered.
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