Napoleon King of Elba
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Le Comte Bertrand, — I require two shutters for the windows of my room* The thuxl window has some abready. Please try to send them to-morrow. Also send me two lamps to hang at my tent door, and a lantern. I have brought my three iron bedsteads with me, and one is to be sent down to Marciana for Madame M6re. She will be quite comfortable in the deputy's house, and may go there on Thursday. She will have a room for herself, and three for her household.
The necessary fiuniture is already in the ho...use, and I will add a wardrobe. I also think she will find enough kitchen utensils, candles and lamps. Send up three curtains for her room ; the rods are all ready.
Also send me some fire-irons, shovels and tongs, as the evenings are cold." ^ " I do not expect to stay here more than four or five days," wrote the Emperor to Bertrand, the day after his arrival* He stayed nearly a fortnight, however, and did not leave La Madone until the fourth or fifth of September. No doubt the presence of Monte Giove fascinated him (as well as the expectation of a visitor), and also the rugged village of Marciana, which apparently had the same attraction for Madame Mdre.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Le Comte Bertrand, — I require two shutters for the windows of my room* The thuxl window has some abready. Please try to send them to-morrow. Also send me two lamps to hang at my tent door, and a lantern. I have brought my three iron bedsteads with me, and one is to be sent down to Marciana for Madame M6re. She will be quite comfortable in the deputy's house, and may go there on Thursday. She will have a room for herself, and three for her household.
The necessary fiuniture is already in the ho...use, and I will add a wardrobe. I also think she will find enough kitchen utensils, candles and lamps. Send up three curtains for her room ; the rods are all ready.
Also send me some fire-irons, shovels and tongs, as the evenings are cold." ^ " I do not expect to stay here more than four or five days," wrote the Emperor to Bertrand, the day after his arrival* He stayed nearly a fortnight, however, and did not leave La Madone until the fourth or fifth of September. No doubt the presence of Monte Giove fascinated him (as well as the expectation of a visitor), and also the rugged village of Marciana, which apparently had the same attraction for Madame Mdre.
What to read after Napoleon King of Elba?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Gruyer to read onlineMoreLess
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