Empresses of France
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Now that papa is absent, I am master here ! " Reasoning, bribery, and persuasion proving equally unavailing, one of the officers seized the struggling child to carry him down to the waiting carriage, his governess following closely, to unclasp the baby fingers which clutched frantically at every object in reach. This stormy scene, on the part of a child whom they had never seen otherwise than gentle and obedient, struck many of the spectators as an evil omen, and since then many people have won...dered whether this vehement pro- test was not prophetic instinct on the part of the baby King of Rome, who was leaving for ever the palace where his birth had been welcomed with rapture three years before.
It was raining dismally, and when the long line of carriages drove slowly away from the Tuileries on that 29th of March, it really did look like " the funeral of an empire." Talleyrand, who was so soon to turn open traitor, made the cynical remark : " Well, so that 's the way this glorious reign was to end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now that papa is absent, I am master here ! " Reasoning, bribery, and persuasion proving equally unavailing, one of the officers seized the struggling child to carry him down to the waiting carriage, his governess following closely, to unclasp the baby fingers which clutched frantically at every object in reach. This stormy scene, on the part of a child whom they had never seen otherwise than gentle and obedient, struck many of the spectators as an evil omen, and since then many people have won...dered whether this vehement pro- test was not prophetic instinct on the part of the baby King of Rome, who was leaving for ever the palace where his birth had been welcomed with rapture three years before.
It was raining dismally, and when the long line of carriages drove slowly away from the Tuileries on that 29th of March, it really did look like " the funeral of an empire." Talleyrand, who was so soon to turn open traitor, made the cynical remark : " Well, so that 's the way this glorious reign was to end.
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