Woman in History
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He was her friend and she never forgot him.
The sister of Napoleon, the queen of Naples, received her at court, paying her beautiful atten- tion, entirely uninfluenced by the dislike her brother had never failed to show.
Upon the fall of Napoleon, Madame Recamier hastened to Paris, followed by many of her new, as well as her old, friends. She was older now, sadder, and no longer cared for lovers at her feet, but drew around her an exclusive circle of her best beloved. Her husband's fortunes had... improved, successful investment brought large funds to her command and she resumed much, but not all, of her old time elegance.
In the autumn of their lives, which had been so radiant, so brilliant and so full of change, there Madame Recamier 270 grew a strong and delightful friendship between Madame Recamier and Chateaubriand. He de- rived the greatest strength, encouragement and fortification from her presence. Hers was an affectionate nature, never a passionate one, and she craved friendship of the purest, loftiest kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was her friend and she never forgot him.
The sister of Napoleon, the queen of Naples, received her at court, paying her beautiful atten- tion, entirely uninfluenced by the dislike her brother had never failed to show.
Upon the fall of Napoleon, Madame Recamier hastened to Paris, followed by many of her new, as well as her old, friends. She was older now, sadder, and no longer cared for lovers at her feet, but drew around her an exclusive circle of her best beloved. Her husband's fortunes had... improved, successful investment brought large funds to her command and she resumed much, but not all, of her old time elegance.
In the autumn of their lives, which had been so radiant, so brilliant and so full of change, there Madame Recamier 270 grew a strong and delightful friendship between Madame Recamier and Chateaubriand. He de- rived the greatest strength, encouragement and fortification from her presence. Hers was an affectionate nature, never a passionate one, and she craved friendship of the purest, loftiest kind.
What to read after Woman in History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katie Daffan to read onlineMoreLess
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