and believe that I shall be very happy to prove my friendship for you.
Hortense.\"
Hortense exiled.
The \"Hundred Days\" passed away. The Bourbons were re-enthroned. Madame Récamier was again a power in Paris. Hortense, deprived of the duchy of St. Leu, was driven an exile out of France. Fifteen years had rolled away, and these two distinguished ladies had not met until the accidental interview to which we have alluded
and believe that I shall be very happy to prove my friendship for you.
Hortense.\"
Hortense exiled.
The \"Hundred Days\" passed away. The Bourbons were re-enthroned. Madame Récamier was again a power in Paris. Hortense, deprived of the duchy of St. Leu, was driven an exile out of France. Fifteen years had rolled away, and these two distinguished ladies had not met until the accidental interview to which we have alluded
