popularity. She assents to or dissents from the sentiments of others with a mildness and good sense which gratifies those with whom she coincides, or disarms those from whom she differs.\"
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Chapter VIII.
Peaceful Days, yet Sad.
1816-1831
Visits the Baths of Geiss.
As the spring of the year 1816 opened upon Europe, Hortense was found residing undisturbed, with her son, Louis Napoleon, in their secluded home
popularity. She assents to or dissents from the sentiments of others with a mildness and good sense which gratifies those with whom she coincides, or disarms those from whom she differs.\"
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Chapter VIII.
Peaceful Days, yet Sad.
1816-1831
Visits the Baths of Geiss.
As the spring of the year 1816 opened upon Europe, Hortense was found residing undisturbed, with her son, Louis Napoleon, in their secluded home
