Queen Hortense And Her Friends 1783 1837 volume 1
Queen Hortense And Her Friends 1783 1837 volume 1
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P. 1 u. 3 Ibid. T. Iv. P. 359.
* Ibid, Duroc and Hortense 95 attitude. Had Hortense possessed the courage and spirit to make a personal appeal to her stepfather, and to acquaint him with her repugnance to the match proposed by her mother, the sequel might have been a different one. Napoleon was fond of the child he had seen grow up and had in a manner adopted ; and it is evident, if his remarks at St. Helena were correctly reported, that he had been left in the dark as to the true state of the ...case. " lis s'aimaient en s'epousant, " he is quoted as saying ; " ils s'etaient voulus l'un l'autre. " 1 Nothing was further from the truth ; but it is not impossible that so far as his step- daughter was concerned, the Emperor spoke in good faith. Josephine will have told her story without too scrupulous a regard to veracity, and whilst responding to Napoleon's affection, a certain timidity had always kept Hortense at a distance from her mother's husband. Constant and Bourrienne both mention that when she had a favour to solicit, she preferred to do it by deputy, causing her stepfather thereby amusement mingled with irritation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. 1 u. 3 Ibid. T. Iv. P. 359.
* Ibid, Duroc and Hortense 95 attitude. Had Hortense possessed the courage and spirit to make a personal appeal to her stepfather, and to acquaint him with her repugnance to the match proposed by her mother, the sequel might have been a different one. Napoleon was fond of the child he had seen grow up and had in a manner adopted ; and it is evident, if his remarks at St. Helena were correctly reported, that he had been left in the dark as to the true state of the ...case. " lis s'aimaient en s'epousant, " he is quoted as saying ; " ils s'etaient voulus l'un l'autre. " 1 Nothing was further from the truth ; but it is not impossible that so far as his step- daughter was concerned, the Emperor spoke in good faith. Josephine will have told her story without too scrupulous a regard to veracity, and whilst responding to Napoleon's affection, a certain timidity had always kept Hortense at a distance from her mother's husband. Constant and Bourrienne both mention that when she had a favour to solicit, she preferred to do it by deputy, causing her stepfather thereby amusement mingled with irritation.
What to read after Queen Hortense And Her Friends 1783 1837 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ida Ashworth Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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