from him upon whom I had wished to inflict the greatest evil. I vented my sorrow in complaints and regrets. I could only protest.
Sympathy of the guard.
\"The two officers who conducted me were two officers of the Empire, intimate friends of M. Parguin. Thus they treated me with the kindest attentions. I could have thought myself travelling with friends. Upon the 11th, at two o'clock in the morning, I arrived at Paris,
from him upon whom I had wished to inflict the greatest evil. I vented my sorrow in complaints and regrets. I could only protest.
Sympathy of the guard.
\"The two officers who conducted me were two officers of the Empire, intimate friends of M. Parguin. Thus they treated me with the kindest attentions. I could have thought myself travelling with friends. Upon the 11th, at two o'clock in the morning, I arrived at Paris,
