The Court of Empress Josephine : With Anecdotes of the Courts of Navarre And Malmaison Ii
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A few years afterwards she herself became a prey to that distress which she had ever made it her study to relieve in others, and Providence threw some persons in her way whose hearts proved congenial to her own.
This was the just reward of her charitable deed.
LETTER III TO MADAME FANNY DE BEAUHARNAIS THE FRENCH CHARACTER REMAINS UNCHANGED WITHIN THE PRECINCTS OF A PRISON — MADAME DE MONTESSON — HER GAOLERS — MDLLES. CONTAT, DEVIENNE, AND RAUCOURT — MDLLE. RAUCOURT AT NAVARRE — THE EMPRESS MAKE...S HER A PRESENT OF A CAMELIA " My Dearest Aunt, — Why do the kind attentions of your friends and your impaired state of health detain you in the country ? I stand greatly in need of you at this moment. My house is now a wilderness, and I find myself more forlorn and deserted still. For the last five days that have elapsed since he 1 was removed from it, his friends have all by degrees disappeared. It is now six o'clock, and no one has yet called. I am wrong when I say no one. My excellent young man is not disheartened ; he calls twice or three times a day with news from the Luxembourg ; as long as his duty does not keep him away, he is indifferent to the danger of exposing his person ; the contagion which attends on misfortunes has no effect upon him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few years afterwards she herself became a prey to that distress which she had ever made it her study to relieve in others, and Providence threw some persons in her way whose hearts proved congenial to her own.
This was the just reward of her charitable deed.
LETTER III TO MADAME FANNY DE BEAUHARNAIS THE FRENCH CHARACTER REMAINS UNCHANGED WITHIN THE PRECINCTS OF A PRISON — MADAME DE MONTESSON — HER GAOLERS — MDLLES. CONTAT, DEVIENNE, AND RAUCOURT — MDLLE. RAUCOURT AT NAVARRE — THE EMPRESS MAKE...S HER A PRESENT OF A CAMELIA " My Dearest Aunt, — Why do the kind attentions of your friends and your impaired state of health detain you in the country ? I stand greatly in need of you at this moment. My house is now a wilderness, and I find myself more forlorn and deserted still. For the last five days that have elapsed since he 1 was removed from it, his friends have all by degrees disappeared. It is now six o'clock, and no one has yet called. I am wrong when I say no one. My excellent young man is not disheartened ; he calls twice or three times a day with news from the Luxembourg ; as long as his duty does not keep him away, he is indifferent to the danger of exposing his person ; the contagion which attends on misfortunes has no effect upon him.
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