A Selection From the Letters of Madame De Rmusat to Her Husband And Son From
A Selection From the Letters of Madame De Rmusat to Her Husband And Son From
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I have been separated from you five months of this year, and seven of last, and who can tell what the future may have in store for me ! All my life is in your hands, my beloved! Take care of your health, therefore ; do not add to my anxieties ; and if you go, write as often as possible, so as to spare me all THE QUARREL AT THE INSTITUTE. 271 the misery you can. What can I say to you besides? I have no courage to speak of anything else. Yet I cherish one hope still hope in the armistice, which y...ou do not mention. This may, perhaps, change the Emperor's plans, and bring him back to us. If so, the Empress would not go to Berlin ; and to this straw I cling. Moreover, Paris is in real need of her sovereigns, and their further journeyings will have an additionally de- pressing effect. Charles regets very much that he is not a few years older ; for then he says he would go with you ; and I would let my own youth vanish without regret so that I might see that of my son. I think he would not accompany you, for you would stay with me, cher ami with me, who would have desired never to spend one single day out of your dear presence, and am reduced to counting the endless number that begin and end without you !
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I have been separated from you five months of this year, and seven of last, and who can tell what the future may have in store for me ! All my life is in your hands, my beloved! Take care of your health, therefore ; do not add to my anxieties ; and if you go, write as often as possible, so as to spare me all THE QUARREL AT THE INSTITUTE. 271 the misery you can. What can I say to you besides? I have no courage to speak of anything else. Yet I cherish one hope still hope in the armistice, which y...ou do not mention. This may, perhaps, change the Emperor's plans, and bring him back to us. If so, the Empress would not go to Berlin ; and to this straw I cling. Moreover, Paris is in real need of her sovereigns, and their further journeyings will have an additionally de- pressing effect. Charles regets very much that he is not a few years older ; for then he says he would go with you ; and I would let my own youth vanish without regret so that I might see that of my son. I think he would not accompany you, for you would stay with me, cher ami with me, who would have desired never to spend one single day out of your dear presence, and am reduced to counting the endless number that begin and end without you !
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