Memoirs of the Empress Josephine volume 2
Memoirs of the Empress Josephine volume 2
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When M. De Talley- rand joined the Emperor, he too related what had been taking place at Mayence, but more with the in- tention of amusing Napoleon than from any hostility toward the Lady of Honor, whom he neither liked nor disliked. Bonaparte was, however, greatly dis- pleased with her, and the first time they met he re- proached her with his usual violence for her opinions and her utterances. Mme. De la Rochefoucauld was EMPRESS JOSEPHINE 615 taken by surprise, and, for want of a better excus...e, denied everything. The Emperor rejoined by a posi- tive reiteration, and, when she inquired who had made this fine report about her, he instantly named M. De Remusat. On hearing this, Mme. De la Roche- foucauld was astounded. She was friendly to my husband and to me; and, believing rightly that she might rely on our discretion, she had often confided her most secret thoughts to us. She felt, therefore, extreme surprise and anger, the more so that she her- self was a sincere person, and incapable of such base- ness as that attributed to my husband.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When M. De Talley- rand joined the Emperor, he too related what had been taking place at Mayence, but more with the in- tention of amusing Napoleon than from any hostility toward the Lady of Honor, whom he neither liked nor disliked. Bonaparte was, however, greatly dis- pleased with her, and the first time they met he re- proached her with his usual violence for her opinions and her utterances. Mme. De la Rochefoucauld was EMPRESS JOSEPHINE 615 taken by surprise, and, for want of a better excus...e, denied everything. The Emperor rejoined by a posi- tive reiteration, and, when she inquired who had made this fine report about her, he instantly named M. De Remusat. On hearing this, Mme. De la Roche- foucauld was astounded. She was friendly to my husband and to me; and, believing rightly that she might rely on our discretion, she had often confided her most secret thoughts to us. She felt, therefore, extreme surprise and anger, the more so that she her- self was a sincere person, and incapable of such base- ness as that attributed to my husband.
What to read after Memoirs of the Empress Josephine volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Claire Elisabeth Jeanne Gravier De Vergennes Remusat to read onlineMoreLess
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