The Second Empress
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Other men are lowered by their downfall, my own raises me to infinite heights.”—NAPOLEONBECAUSE IT’S IMPOSSIBLE TO BELIEVE, I SIT IN THE SALON of the Villa Lozère and ask Paul to describe it again.He leans forward, then puts his head in his hands. “I’ve already told you twice.”“I want to hear it again!” I tighten the silk robe de Canouville bought for me, and shiver.“He signed the Treaty of Fontainebleau,” he repeats. “I was there. I know he signed it.”“And Paris is filled with Cossacks?”“Yes.”T...hen it’s the first foreign army in Paris since the Hundred Years’ War. I close my eyes and can hear Paul sigh.“Do you know when you and I were supposed to leave France?” he asks quietly.God, not this.“Two years ago,” he says.I open my eyes. “And the world has descended into war since then!”“Europe has. Not Haiti.” He rises, and I panic.“Where are you going?”“To prepare for your brother’s arrival. And unless you would like to greet him in your robe, I suggest you do the same.”“You can’t speak to me like this!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Other men are lowered by their downfall, my own raises me to infinite heights.”—NAPOLEONBECAUSE IT’S IMPOSSIBLE TO BELIEVE, I SIT IN THE SALON of the Villa Lozère and ask Paul to describe it again.He leans forward, then puts his head in his hands. “I’ve already told you twice.”“I want to hear it again!” I tighten the silk robe de Canouville bought for me, and shiver.“He signed the Treaty of Fontainebleau,” he repeats. “I was there. I know he signed it.”“And Paris is filled with Cossacks?”“Yes.”T...hen it’s the first foreign army in Paris since the Hundred Years’ War. I close my eyes and can hear Paul sigh.“Do you know when you and I were supposed to leave France?” he asks quietly.God, not this.“Two years ago,” he says.I open my eyes. “And the world has descended into war since then!”“Europe has. Not Haiti.” He rises, and I panic.“Where are you going?”“To prepare for your brother’s arrival. And unless you would like to greet him in your robe, I suggest you do the same.”“You can’t speak to me like this!”
What to read after The Second Empress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michelle Moran to read onlineMoreLess
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