Memoirs of the Duke of Rovigo Msavary volume 1
Memoirs of the Duke of Rovigo Msavary volume 1
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After that it is of no use to talk. " — " Then, " said I, " we shall presently have work enough cut out for us — " and left him.
The Emperor sent for me again already to repeat to him to satiety all that I had told him before : he went away, saying, " But those people must be mad to insist on my evacuating Italy, when it is impossible for them to take Vienna from me. What plans had they then, and what would they have done with France, if I had been beaten ? Let it end as God pleases ; but by my... faith before eight-and- forty hours I shall have given them a sound thrashing. " While thus speaking, he returned on foot to the first post of infantry of his army ; it was carbineers of the 17th light. The Emperor was irritated, and he vented his ill-humour in striking with his switch the lumps of earth that were on the road. The sentinel, an old soldier, overheard him ; and having placed himself at ease, he had his gun between his legs, and was filling his pipe. Napoleon, as he passed close to him, said, at the same time looking at him, '.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After that it is of no use to talk. " — " Then, " said I, " we shall presently have work enough cut out for us — " and left him.
The Emperor sent for me again already to repeat to him to satiety all that I had told him before : he went away, saying, " But those people must be mad to insist on my evacuating Italy, when it is impossible for them to take Vienna from me. What plans had they then, and what would they have done with France, if I had been beaten ? Let it end as God pleases ; but by my... faith before eight-and- forty hours I shall have given them a sound thrashing. " While thus speaking, he returned on foot to the first post of infantry of his army ; it was carbineers of the 17th light. The Emperor was irritated, and he vented his ill-humour in striking with his switch the lumps of earth that were on the road. The sentinel, an old soldier, overheard him ; and having placed himself at ease, he had his gun between his legs, and was filling his pipe. Napoleon, as he passed close to him, said, at the same time looking at him, '.
What to read after Memoirs of the Duke of Rovigo Msavary volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Jean Marie Ren Savary to read onlineMoreLess
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