Secret And Historic Memoirs of the Court of Napoleon the Court of Empress Jose
Secret And Historic Memoirs of the Court of Napoleon the Court of Empress Jose
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It received the light from a large cupola of the same elevation as the palace. The apartments which we occupied opened into the corridor surround- ing this cupola ; owing to their distribution they were exceedingly uncomfortable and cold, having no ante- chamber to separate them from the corridor.
The footmen were huddled together in a kind of loft ; an inconvenience which did not prevent Josephine from ascending to it when anyone was confined by illness. She never failed to make her appearance... whenever a fellow-creature was in bodily pain, and never quitted the bedside of the patient without leaving behind her some token of her generosity.
Her majesty ordered an augmentation to the stables; OF THE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE Z49 it was surrounded by infectious marshes, the unhealthi- ness of which was removed by the care she bestowed to the subject ; in so doing she conferred a benefit upon the surrounding country.
We took it one day into our heads to play enigmatic games. The Empress ordered her dresses to be placed at our disposal : we were therefore provided with splendid costumes; this very splendour was probably the cause of our soon feeling a disrelish for this kind of amusement, which unquestionably derives its chief attraction from the oddness and ridiculous cut of an extemporary and unexpected garb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It received the light from a large cupola of the same elevation as the palace. The apartments which we occupied opened into the corridor surround- ing this cupola ; owing to their distribution they were exceedingly uncomfortable and cold, having no ante- chamber to separate them from the corridor.
The footmen were huddled together in a kind of loft ; an inconvenience which did not prevent Josephine from ascending to it when anyone was confined by illness. She never failed to make her appearance... whenever a fellow-creature was in bodily pain, and never quitted the bedside of the patient without leaving behind her some token of her generosity.
Her majesty ordered an augmentation to the stables; OF THE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE Z49 it was surrounded by infectious marshes, the unhealthi- ness of which was removed by the care she bestowed to the subject ; in so doing she conferred a benefit upon the surrounding country.
We took it one day into our heads to play enigmatic games. The Empress ordered her dresses to be placed at our disposal : we were therefore provided with splendid costumes; this very splendour was probably the cause of our soon feeling a disrelish for this kind of amusement, which unquestionably derives its chief attraction from the oddness and ridiculous cut of an extemporary and unexpected garb.
What to read after Secret And Historic Memoirs of the Court of Napoleon the Court of Empress Jose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georgette Ducrest to read onlineMoreLess
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