and that the Queen was so moved by the enthusiasm manifested at the sight of her that she could scarcely restrain her tears.'
Subsequent meetings.
\"This account,\" adds Madame Récamier, \"had an air of sincerity about it, which shook my previous convictions, and the regard I felt for the Queen was heightened. From that time we became firm friends. We met each other every day, sometimes at the Temple of Vesta, sometimes at the Baths of Titus,
and that the Queen was so moved by the enthusiasm manifested at the sight of her that she could scarcely restrain her tears.'
Subsequent meetings.
\"This account,\" adds Madame Récamier, \"had an air of sincerity about it, which shook my previous convictions, and the regard I felt for the Queen was heightened. From that time we became firm friends. We met each other every day, sometimes at the Temple of Vesta, sometimes at the Baths of Titus,
