The Home And Court Life of the Emperor Napoleon And His Family : With Pictures of the Most Distinguished Persons of the Time
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I told him that it was a man belonging to the Section, who had come to set him down in the lists of the National Guard, but that on being informed of his illness he had desisted. I was induced to say so, because I heard no further altercation. My father looked steadfastly at me. " Is that quite true ?" he asked. Knowing that a true account of this scene would be liable to cause a fatal crisis, I answered in the affirmative, and my mother's maid, who heard the whole, came in and supported me.
My... father did not believe it. I heard him utter the words, " Wretches ! my poor country !" At length he asked for my mother. I went to fetch her, but in what a state did I find her !
For some years past my mother had been subject to nervous paroxysms, of a character the more alarming inasmuch as she never lost her consciousness, but continued in a dreadfully convulsed state for one or two hours. At such times she disliked to have anybody about her. On reaching the drawing-room I found her in tears, and in one of the most violent spasms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I told him that it was a man belonging to the Section, who had come to set him down in the lists of the National Guard, but that on being informed of his illness he had desisted. I was induced to say so, because I heard no further altercation. My father looked steadfastly at me. " Is that quite true ?" he asked. Knowing that a true account of this scene would be liable to cause a fatal crisis, I answered in the affirmative, and my mother's maid, who heard the whole, came in and supported me.
My... father did not believe it. I heard him utter the words, " Wretches ! my poor country !" At length he asked for my mother. I went to fetch her, but in what a state did I find her !
For some years past my mother had been subject to nervous paroxysms, of a character the more alarming inasmuch as she never lost her consciousness, but continued in a dreadfully convulsed state for one or two hours. At such times she disliked to have anybody about her. On reaching the drawing-room I found her in tears, and in one of the most violent spasms.
What to read after The Home And Court Life of the Emperor Napoleon And His Family : With Pictures of the Most Distinguished Persons of the Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abrantès, Laure Junot, Duchesse D', 1784-1838 to read onlineMoreLess
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