The Princess Mathilde Bonaparte
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20-T UNDER THE LATER EMPIRE 205 her husband, and the Princess was ready to put her hand in the fire if Walewski knew anything about the intrigue. Quitry, with whom Viel- Castel naturally agreed, was certain that Walewski knew very well and said nothing, because it paid him to keep his mouth shut. The Princess refused to be convinced of the husband's guilt, but proceeded to relate a very frank tale about the wife and the Emperor. During this edifying conversation the " old fairy, " Madame de Ely..., and the Countess Vimercati sat silent. As so often happened, the presence of Viel-Castel seems to have cor- rupted his surroundings.
Arsene Houssaye, speaking of the conversa- tion which used to be heard in the Princess's home, says : " At her table, while giving her guests the fullest rein, she keeps them from getting too close to dangerous ground. There is perfect liberty of speech, but that speech must be Erench, not Gallic (paroles franqaises et non gauloises). " Again the same writer says : " She is too much of a princess to wish to put the conversation into white ties, even upon days of ceremony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
20-T UNDER THE LATER EMPIRE 205 her husband, and the Princess was ready to put her hand in the fire if Walewski knew anything about the intrigue. Quitry, with whom Viel- Castel naturally agreed, was certain that Walewski knew very well and said nothing, because it paid him to keep his mouth shut. The Princess refused to be convinced of the husband's guilt, but proceeded to relate a very frank tale about the wife and the Emperor. During this edifying conversation the " old fairy, " Madame de Ely..., and the Countess Vimercati sat silent. As so often happened, the presence of Viel-Castel seems to have cor- rupted his surroundings.
Arsene Houssaye, speaking of the conversa- tion which used to be heard in the Princess's home, says : " At her table, while giving her guests the fullest rein, she keeps them from getting too close to dangerous ground. There is perfect liberty of speech, but that speech must be Erench, not Gallic (paroles franqaises et non gauloises). " Again the same writer says : " She is too much of a princess to wish to put the conversation into white ties, even upon days of ceremony.
What to read after The Princess Mathilde Bonaparte?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sergeant, Philip Walsingham, 1872- to read onlineMoreLess
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