The Women Napoleon Loved
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Ah ! be not gay, be a little melancholy. . . .
Write me, dear one, at full length, and take from your devoted and true friend these thousand kisses and another." In the oblivion of passion, Bonaparte addressed this letter to " The Citizeness Beauharnais " !
Soon after this he receives letters from her (very few of Josephine's letters have come down to us), which fire his heart anew.
" What eloquence, what feelings you discover ! " (One is tempted here to think that Josephine, like Mme. Letizia,... must have found an amanuensis.) JOSEPHINE 91 " They are of fire, you set my poor heart ablaze !
My sole Josephine, away from you there is no more happiness, away from you the whole world is a desert, wherein I stand alone. . . . You have taken from me more than my soul; you are the central and only thought of my existence. ... To live for Josephine : that sums up my life." From Albenga, in the first week of April : — " Your last letter does not satisfy me ; it is cold as friendship. . . . But oh !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah ! be not gay, be a little melancholy. . . .
Write me, dear one, at full length, and take from your devoted and true friend these thousand kisses and another." In the oblivion of passion, Bonaparte addressed this letter to " The Citizeness Beauharnais " !
Soon after this he receives letters from her (very few of Josephine's letters have come down to us), which fire his heart anew.
" What eloquence, what feelings you discover ! " (One is tempted here to think that Josephine, like Mme. Letizia,... must have found an amanuensis.) JOSEPHINE 91 " They are of fire, you set my poor heart ablaze !
My sole Josephine, away from you there is no more happiness, away from you the whole world is a desert, wherein I stand alone. . . . You have taken from me more than my soul; you are the central and only thought of my existence. ... To live for Josephine : that sums up my life." From Albenga, in the first week of April : — " Your last letter does not satisfy me ; it is cold as friendship. . . . But oh !
What to read after The Women Napoleon Loved?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tighe Hopkins to read onlineMoreLess
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