Recollections of a Parisian Docteur Poumis De La Siboutie Under Six Sovereig
Recollections of a Parisian Docteur Poumis De La Siboutie Under Six Sovereig
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He was a small, thick-set, strongly-built man, with brawny arms and legs, an enormous head well thatched with wiry hair, and a kindly, expressive countenance.
He possessed a magnificent collection of auto- graphs, which interested me greatly. It included letters from Napoleon and members of his family, from most of the leading men of the Revolution, and the great soldiers of the Republic and the Empire. Amongst them I saw one from our noble com- patriot Daumesnil, couched in the following terms... : " Everything is going on well, my dear Larrey. My little wound is nearly healed, and soon the only reminder of my accident will be that I shall be minus a flesh-and-bone leg, and plus a wooden one. I got off pretty easily. I must send you my thanks in writing, as I do not know when I shall be able to do so in person.
" DAUMESNIL. "VIENNA, August 30. 1809. " Among my own papers I have a letter from Larrey in which he argues that Marcus Aurelius was the most upright man of ancient times.
260 THE REIGN OF LOUIS-PHILIPPE One evening, at a party, I happened to be standing beside Desgenettes (D) when Larrey came in, and I said : " Look !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a small, thick-set, strongly-built man, with brawny arms and legs, an enormous head well thatched with wiry hair, and a kindly, expressive countenance.
He possessed a magnificent collection of auto- graphs, which interested me greatly. It included letters from Napoleon and members of his family, from most of the leading men of the Revolution, and the great soldiers of the Republic and the Empire. Amongst them I saw one from our noble com- patriot Daumesnil, couched in the following terms... : " Everything is going on well, my dear Larrey. My little wound is nearly healed, and soon the only reminder of my accident will be that I shall be minus a flesh-and-bone leg, and plus a wooden one. I got off pretty easily. I must send you my thanks in writing, as I do not know when I shall be able to do so in person.
" DAUMESNIL. "VIENNA, August 30. 1809. " Among my own papers I have a letter from Larrey in which he argues that Marcus Aurelius was the most upright man of ancient times.
260 THE REIGN OF LOUIS-PHILIPPE One evening, at a party, I happened to be standing beside Desgenettes (D) when Larrey came in, and I said : " Look !
What to read after Recollections of a Parisian Docteur Poumis De La Siboutie Under Six Sovereig?
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