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We found him calm and serene— he received us with a faint, but gracious smile— -he spoke with firmness and preci- sion. I think the parallel for this moment was that, when he presented his breast to the troops drawn out against him^ on his return from Elba, exclaiming, " I am your emperor, strike if you will." There have been splendid traits in the life of diis man, not to be reconciled to his other modes of conduct: — ^his character is out of all ordinary keeping, and to him the doctrine of pr...obabilities could never, in any instance, be applied.*' A few days before this memorable interview. La Fayette had said in the assembly, in answer to Lucien Buonaparte's re- proaches, who accused the nation of levity in its conduct to- wards the Emperor, " Go, tell your brother, that we will trust himno longer; we will ourselves undertake the salvation of our country." And Napoleon had learnt that, if his abdication was not sent to the chamber within one hour, M. La Fayette had re- solved to move for his expulsion* Yet Buonaparte received this firm opposer of all his views with graciousness and serenity; and it was this resolute and determined foe to his power, who, after this interview, demanded that the liberty and life of Napo^ leon should be put under the protection of the French people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We found him calm and serene— he received us with a faint, but gracious smile— -he spoke with firmness and preci- sion. I think the parallel for this moment was that, when he presented his breast to the troops drawn out against him^ on his return from Elba, exclaiming, " I am your emperor, strike if you will." There have been splendid traits in the life of diis man, not to be reconciled to his other modes of conduct: — ^his character is out of all ordinary keeping, and to him the doctrine of pr...obabilities could never, in any instance, be applied.*' A few days before this memorable interview. La Fayette had said in the assembly, in answer to Lucien Buonaparte's re- proaches, who accused the nation of levity in its conduct to- wards the Emperor, " Go, tell your brother, that we will trust himno longer; we will ourselves undertake the salvation of our country." And Napoleon had learnt that, if his abdication was not sent to the chamber within one hour, M. La Fayette had re- solved to move for his expulsion* Yet Buonaparte received this firm opposer of all his views with graciousness and serenity; and it was this resolute and determined foe to his power, who, after this interview, demanded that the liberty and life of Napo^ leon should be put under the protection of the French people.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lady Morgan (Sydney) to read onlineMoreLess
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