The Happy Days of the Empress Marie Louise
The Happy Days of the Empress Marie Louise
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In orderto respond to the eagerness of the crowd that was ever thick at thedoors of the Tuileries in search of news about the Empress and the youngprince, it had been decided that one of the chamberlains should bepresent all day in the first drawing-room of the grand apartment, toreceive all who came and report to them the bulletin issued twice a dayby the physicians. But soon that was stopped, and there were no morebulletins, the mother and child being perfectly well. April 6, MarieLouise got ...up and wrote six lines to her father. The 17th she walked onthe terrace by the water, amid the applause of the crowd. The next dayPrince Clary, whom the Emperor of Austria had sent from Vienna, wasreceived. Napoleon spoke for a long time about the courage, the virtue, the kindness, the excellent education, the exquisite tact, and theperfect dignity of the Empress. "Moreover, " he added, "every one admiresher. " The same day, April 18, the Empress drove in the Bois de Boulogne, and was present at a reception to receive the congratulations of theDiplomatic Body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In orderto respond to the eagerness of the crowd that was ever thick at thedoors of the Tuileries in search of news about the Empress and the youngprince, it had been decided that one of the chamberlains should bepresent all day in the first drawing-room of the grand apartment, toreceive all who came and report to them the bulletin issued twice a dayby the physicians. But soon that was stopped, and there were no morebulletins, the mother and child being perfectly well. April 6, MarieLouise got ...up and wrote six lines to her father. The 17th she walked onthe terrace by the water, amid the applause of the crowd. The next dayPrince Clary, whom the Emperor of Austria had sent from Vienna, wasreceived. Napoleon spoke for a long time about the courage, the virtue, the kindness, the excellent education, the exquisite tact, and theperfect dignity of the Empress. "Moreover, " he added, "every one admiresher. " The same day, April 18, the Empress drove in the Bois de Boulogne, and was present at a reception to receive the congratulations of theDiplomatic Body.
What to read after The Happy Days of the Empress Marie Louise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Lon Imbert De Saint Amand to read onlineMoreLess
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