napoleon bonaparte, v4-第16章

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was　not　to　the　taste　of　some　grumblers　of　the　first　regiment　of　the
Guard；　who；　with　moustaches　scorched；　and　faces　still　blackened　with　the
powder　of　Jena；　would　have　better　liked　an　order　for　lodgings　with　the
bourgeois　than　all　this　parade；　and　took　no　pains　to　conceal　their　ill…
humor。　　There　was　one；　among　others；　who；　as　he　passed　in　front　of　the
bust　and　before　the　Emperor；　exclaimed　between　his　teeth；　without　moving
a　muscle　of　his　face；　but　still　loud　enough　to　be　heard　by　his　Majesty；
〃Damn　the　bust。〃　　His　Majesty　pretended　not　to　hear；　but　that　evening　he
repeated　with　a　laugh　the　words　of　the　old　soldier。

His　Majesty　alighted　at　the　chateau；　where　his　lodging　was　prepared；　and
the　officers　of　his　household　had　preceded　him。　　Having　learned　that　the
electoral　princess　of　Hesse…Cassel；　sister　of　the　king；　was　still　ill　at
the　end　of　her　confinement；　the　Emperor　ascended　to　the　apartment　of　this
princess；　and；　after　quite　a　long　visit；　gave　orders　that　she　should　be
treated　with　all　the　deference　due　to　her　rank　and　unfortunate　situation。







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