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    nalleyleadingout

    oftheruesaintjaof

    thepresident,ofsily

    asaeroftheclub;theyountedaflight

    ofstairs,andenteredtheasselyroo

    ”thedeliberationshadalreadybeguntheers,apprisedofthe

    sortofpresentationadethatevening,wereallin

    attendanthegeneraledto

    revehisbandage,hedidsoiediately,andoseeso

    nyyofencehehadtill

    thenbeenignoranttheyquestionedhistohissentints,buthe

    ntentedhielftheislandof

    elbaoughttohaveinfordthe

    franzinterruptedhielfbysaying,”father;they

    neednothaveaskedhissentints,hn”

    ”andhenyaffey

    dearfranzopinionsheldinnareareadybondofunion”

    ”readagain,”saidtheoldnfranzntinued:

    ”thepresidentthensoughttokehipeakreexplicitly,butde

    quesnelrepliedthathe

    heedofthententsoftheletterfroheislandof

    elba,inndedtotheclubasanwhowouldbe

    likelytoadvancetheinterestsoftheirpartyoneparagraphspokeof

    theretuofbonaparteandprosedanotherletterandfurtherdetails,

    onthearrivalofthepharaonbelongingtotheshipbuilderrrel,of

    rseilles,perorduring

    allthisti,thegeneral,ontheythoughttohavereliedasona

    brother,nifestedevidentlysignsofdisntentandrepugnancewhen

    thereadingainedsilent,hknittedbrows

    ””hepresident,”doyousaytothisletter,

    general”

    ””isaythatitistoosoonafterdeclaringselfforlouisxviiito

    breakvoperor”thisansooclear

    topertofanystakeastohissentints”general,”saidthe

    president,”peror,

    buthisjestytheeerorandking,drivenfrorance,hishis

    kingdobyviolenceandtreason”

    ””exaynotacknowledge

    louisxviii,butido,ashehasdeabaronandafieldrshal,

    andishallneverforgetthatforthesetindebtedtohis

    happyretutofrance”

    ””sir,”saidthepresident,risinghgravity,”becarefulyou

    say;yourhattheyaredeceivednceingyou

    intheislandofelba,andhavedeceivedusthenicationhasbeen

    detoyouinnsequenceofthenfidenceplacedinyou,andh

    doesyouhonoootionattach

    youtothegoventooverturainyouto

    helpus;pelyou

    toactgenerously,evenifyouarenotdisposedtodoso”

    ””youinggenerously,knoonspiracyand

    notinfogagainstyou,thatisingyour

    arecandidthanyou””

    ”ah,father”saidfranz,interruptinghielf”iunderstandnohy

    theyrderedhi”valentineuldnothelpcastingoneglancetowards

    theyoungn,itfultobehold

    villefortnoirtierchedtheexpression

    ofeaandingattitudefranz

    retuedtothenuscript,andntinued:

    ””sir,”saidthepresident,”youhavebeeninvitedtojointhis

    asselyyoue

    blindfoldedyouacceptedpliedhthist

    youosecurethethroneoflouisxviii,or

    uchcaretoavoidthevigilanceofthepoliceit

    uchtoalloasktoaidyou

    inthedisveryofourseoveitthatyouy

    ruinthoseustfirstsayif

    youdeclareyourselfforthekingofadaywhonowreigns,orforhis

    jestytheeeror”

    ””iaroyalist,”repliedthegeneral;”ihavetakentheoathof

    allegiancetolouisxviii,andioit”thesewordswere

    follourr,anditthatseveralofthe

    ersakingthegeneralrepentof

    hisrashness

    ”thepresidentagainarose,andhavingiosedsilence,said,”sir,

    youaretooseriousandtoosensibleannottounderstandthe

    nsequencesofourpresentsituation,andyourcandorhasalready

    dictatedtousthenditionsainforustoofferyou”the

    general,puttinghishandonhissed,”ifyoutalkof

    honor,donotbeginbydisavoposenothingby

    violence”

    ””andyou,sir,”ntinuedthepresident,nessstillre

    terriblethanthegeneralsanger,”iadviseyounottotouchyour

    shslightuneasiness;however

    hedidnotyield,butcallingupallhisfortitude,said,”i

    swear”

    ””thenyoustdie,”repliedthepresidentcalydepinaybeca

    verypale;helookedroundhisendti,severalersofthe

    clubsfrondertheircloaks

    ”general,”saidthepresident,”donotalarourself;youareangn

    ofhonoreanstonvinceyoubeforeresortingto

    thelastextrety,butasyouhavesaid,youareangnspirators,

    youareinpossessionofourseustrestoreittous”

    asignificantsilencefollohesehegeneraldidnot

    reply,”closethedoors,”saidthepresidenttothedoorkeeper

    ”thesadeadlysilencesucceededthesehegeneral

    advanced,andkingaviolentefforttontrolhisfeelings,”ihave

    ason,”saidhe,”andioughttothinkofhifindingselfang

    assassins”

    ””general,”saidthebly,”onenyinsult

    fiftyitistheprivilegeofhedoesousehis

    privilegefolloyadvice,sinsult”thegeneral,

    againdauntedbythesuperiorityofthechief,hesitatedant;then

    advancingtothepresidentsdesk,”,saidhe

    ””itisthis:isyhonoottorevealtoanyonei

    haveseenandheardonthe5thoffebruary,1815,betweennineand

    tenoclockintheevening;andipleadguiltyofdeathshouldiever

    violatethisoath”thegeneralappearedtobeaffectedbyanervous

    trer,edhisansw

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