The Life of the Empress Josephine First Wife of Napoleon
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18(1 exclaimed, " And a proper penman you made of me I Ask my wife there." Josephine with a laugh made a pleasant allusion to the delightful letters she had re- ceived, and the matter passed off in a glee ; while the order for a pension during life was dropped into the hand of the wondering visitor.
As spring came on with its freshening landscape, its gentle south wind, and its laughing sky, the Consul, accompanied with Josephine, made a tour through Normandy and the adjacent provinces. Her las...t visit to that part of France was made with the chivabrous Beauhamais, and the years since that excursion, had gone full of events that gave to life a sublime and trag- ical interest. With deep and conflicting emotions, her thoughts attended memory to the silent strand of the past — ^iipon whose sands were the wrecks of for- tune, blasted hopes, and the fading footsteps of the loved and departed. But her bounding spirit could not long be desolate or sad. There Wfsre bright hours in this romantic travel, and bursts of enthusiasm from the people wherever they were recognized, that lent a charm to the tour, continued for more than two weeks through a country picturesque and peaceful ; contrast- ing delightfully with the exciting scenes of the few months before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
18(1 exclaimed, " And a proper penman you made of me I Ask my wife there." Josephine with a laugh made a pleasant allusion to the delightful letters she had re- ceived, and the matter passed off in a glee ; while the order for a pension during life was dropped into the hand of the wondering visitor.
As spring came on with its freshening landscape, its gentle south wind, and its laughing sky, the Consul, accompanied with Josephine, made a tour through Normandy and the adjacent provinces. Her las...t visit to that part of France was made with the chivabrous Beauhamais, and the years since that excursion, had gone full of events that gave to life a sublime and trag- ical interest. With deep and conflicting emotions, her thoughts attended memory to the silent strand of the past — ^iipon whose sands were the wrecks of for- tune, blasted hopes, and the fading footsteps of the loved and departed. But her bounding spirit could not long be desolate or sad. There Wfsre bright hours in this romantic travel, and bursts of enthusiasm from the people wherever they were recognized, that lent a charm to the tour, continued for more than two weeks through a country picturesque and peaceful ; contrast- ing delightfully with the exciting scenes of the few months before.
What to read after The Life of the Empress Josephine First Wife of Napoleon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P C Phineas Camp Headley to read onlineMoreLess
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