The Companions of Jehu
The Companions of Jehu
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He had a positive passion for baths, which no doubt contributed not alittle to make him fat; this passion became an irresistible need. Hetook one every other day, and stayed in it two hours, during which timethe journals and pamphlets of the day were read to him. As thewater cooled he would turn the hot-water faucet until he raised thetemperature of his bathroom to such a degree that the reader couldneither bear it any longer, nor see to read. Not until then would hepermit the door to be opened....
It has been said that he was subject to epileptic attacks after hisfirst campaign in Italy. Bourrienne was with him eleven years, and neversaw him suffer from an attack of this malady.
Bonaparte, though indefatigable when necessity demanded it, requiredmuch sleep, especially during the period of which we are now writing. Bonaparte, general or First Consul, kept others awake, but he slept, andslept well. He retired at midnight, sometimes earlier, as we have said, and when at seven in the morning they entered his room to awaken himhe was always asleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had a positive passion for baths, which no doubt contributed not alittle to make him fat; this passion became an irresistible need. Hetook one every other day, and stayed in it two hours, during which timethe journals and pamphlets of the day were read to him. As thewater cooled he would turn the hot-water faucet until he raised thetemperature of his bathroom to such a degree that the reader couldneither bear it any longer, nor see to read. Not until then would hepermit the door to be opened....
It has been said that he was subject to epileptic attacks after hisfirst campaign in Italy. Bourrienne was with him eleven years, and neversaw him suffer from an attack of this malady.
Bonaparte, though indefatigable when necessity demanded it, requiredmuch sleep, especially during the period of which we are now writing. Bonaparte, general or First Consul, kept others awake, but he slept, andslept well. He retired at midnight, sometimes earlier, as we have said, and when at seven in the morning they entered his room to awaken himhe was always asleep.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dumas Père Alexandre to read onlineMoreLess
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