Recollections of An Officer of Napoleon's Army
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One evening, at the Tuilcries, General L — : — arrives. Napoleon shakes his hand and notices that drops of water glisten on the gilt em- broideries. He turns and orders the first chamber- lain he sees to find out in what carriage the general came. Soon he is informed that he came in a cab; numbered conveyances not being admitted in the court of the Tuileries, the general had gone a short distance on foot, which explains the presence of the raindrops.
The next day a chamberlain comes to the hous...e of the man with the wet coat.
" The Emperor requests me. Monsieur, to offer you this carriage, these horses ; the finest to be found in Paris. The coachmen and laquais have been paid for a year. Here is the bill of cost; the amount will be deducted from your pay." General Friant was not only a very brave man, but besides a very good man whom everybody liked.
.When the officers of the corps made him a visit, he made us no speech; he was not a phraseologist by nature, he spoke but little, but what he said NAPOLEON'S ARMY 197 always made an impression, because it came from the heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One evening, at the Tuilcries, General L — : — arrives. Napoleon shakes his hand and notices that drops of water glisten on the gilt em- broideries. He turns and orders the first chamber- lain he sees to find out in what carriage the general came. Soon he is informed that he came in a cab; numbered conveyances not being admitted in the court of the Tuileries, the general had gone a short distance on foot, which explains the presence of the raindrops.
The next day a chamberlain comes to the hous...e of the man with the wet coat.
" The Emperor requests me. Monsieur, to offer you this carriage, these horses ; the finest to be found in Paris. The coachmen and laquais have been paid for a year. Here is the bill of cost; the amount will be deducted from your pay." General Friant was not only a very brave man, but besides a very good man whom everybody liked.
.When the officers of the corps made him a visit, he made us no speech; he was not a phraseologist by nature, he spoke but little, but what he said NAPOLEON'S ARMY 197 always made an impression, because it came from the heart.
What to read after Recollections of An Officer of Napoleon's Army?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blaze, Elzéar, 1786-1848 to read onlineMoreLess
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