Letters Written On Board His Majestys Ship the Northumberland And At St Helen
Letters Written On Board His Majestys Ship the Northumberland And At St Helen
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— Has the Duke of Wellington left Paris ? — I really do not know. Are the English and allied forces still in the vicinity of the capital ? The English, I believe, are still in its neighbourhood ; but it appears, from the papers, that the Russians and Prussians have retired upon the Rhine. That disposi- tion of them, he replied, is altogether the most proper. But how is it, he continued, that ( 121 ) among the papers which are sent for my pe- rusal, 1 so seldom see the Morning Chronicle, That wa...s a question, which I did not pretend to answer. 1 thought proper, however, to inform him, with some little curiosity to see how he would receive the intelligence, trifling as it may appear, that, according to the pa- pers, a Parisian had been sentenced to pay a fine for publishing a caricature in which he was represented. He permitted me to de- scribe it, which I did in the lang-uage of the paragraph. " On one side of the print appeared the figure of Louis XVI 11. Sur- rounded by his family, with the inscription, ' This is well ; and on the other side, that of Napoleon attended by his family, with the motto, ' This is better.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Has the Duke of Wellington left Paris ? — I really do not know. Are the English and allied forces still in the vicinity of the capital ? The English, I believe, are still in its neighbourhood ; but it appears, from the papers, that the Russians and Prussians have retired upon the Rhine. That disposi- tion of them, he replied, is altogether the most proper. But how is it, he continued, that ( 121 ) among the papers which are sent for my pe- rusal, 1 so seldom see the Morning Chronicle, That wa...s a question, which I did not pretend to answer. 1 thought proper, however, to inform him, with some little curiosity to see how he would receive the intelligence, trifling as it may appear, that, according to the pa- pers, a Parisian had been sentenced to pay a fine for publishing a caricature in which he was represented. He permitted me to de- scribe it, which I did in the lang-uage of the paragraph. " On one side of the print appeared the figure of Louis XVI 11. Sur- rounded by his family, with the inscription, ' This is well ; and on the other side, that of Napoleon attended by his family, with the motto, ' This is better.
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