and which have separated me from you? But they have not banished you from my memory.'
\"'Sire,' I replied—
\"'Call me Bonaparte,' said he; 'speak to me, my beloved, with the same freedom, the same familiarity as ever.'
\"Bonaparte soon disappeared, and I heard only the sound of his retiring footsteps. Oh, how quickly does every thing take place on earth. I had once more felt the pleasure of being loved.\"
In reference to this melancholy event,
and which have separated me from you? But they have not banished you from my memory.'
\"'Sire,' I replied—
\"'Call me Bonaparte,' said he; 'speak to me, my beloved, with the same freedom, the same familiarity as ever.'
\"Bonaparte soon disappeared, and I heard only the sound of his retiring footsteps. Oh, how quickly does every thing take place on earth. I had once more felt the pleasure of being loved.\"
In reference to this melancholy event,
