The Return of Louis Xviii
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The greater number of these royalists of to-day or yesterday have every right, according to themselves, to the favours of the government. Every one of them, if he be treated with justice, will shortly be appointed to an important post. And these gulls think, too, that everything they say should be believed, and that places should even be created for them. They have presented at least 200, 000 petitions in the course of six weeks. They do not know that every lunatic in the Petites Maisons takes ...the opportunity of his first lucid moment to write to the King. . . . The southern provinces, it must be admitted, have furnished their share of the simpletons. One hears them muttering their rustic French everywhere ; and they seem greatly surprised that in Paris the quails do not fall ready roasted from the sky. " 227 q 2 THE RETURN OF LOUIS XVIII There were hosts of such men. There was no end to them. They came from the depths of the tiniest villages ; they came from the heights of the everlasting hills : they came from every decrepit manor-house that possessed a ruined dovecote.
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The greater number of these royalists of to-day or yesterday have every right, according to themselves, to the favours of the government. Every one of them, if he be treated with justice, will shortly be appointed to an important post. And these gulls think, too, that everything they say should be believed, and that places should even be created for them. They have presented at least 200, 000 petitions in the course of six weeks. They do not know that every lunatic in the Petites Maisons takes ...the opportunity of his first lucid moment to write to the King. . . . The southern provinces, it must be admitted, have furnished their share of the simpletons. One hears them muttering their rustic French everywhere ; and they seem greatly surprised that in Paris the quails do not fall ready roasted from the sky. " 227 q 2 THE RETURN OF LOUIS XVIII There were hosts of such men. There was no end to them. They came from the depths of the tiniest villages ; they came from the heights of the everlasting hills : they came from every decrepit manor-house that possessed a ruined dovecote.
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