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    youreallyanuldpossiblyruleso

    nypeopleforsonyyearsbythesheerforceofhiswill,

    dohebooksthathavebeen.their

    authorseitherhatedtheeerororlovedhiyouwill

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    toodartistsingthesongcalled``thetwogrenadiers.

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    beenbroughtaboutbythefrench

    revolution

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    gracesthedukes,thenistersextraordinaryandplenipotentiary,

    togethery

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    dinners,gardenpartiesandballsathenewandvery

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    subjectoftheterriblehardshipsheyhadsuffered.

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    hadlostatthehandsoftheunspeakablejabinswhohad

    daredtokilltheiranointedking,whohadabolishedwigsand

    heshorttrousersoftheurtofversailles

    fortheraggedpantaloonsoftheparisianslu.

    youythinkitabsurdthatishouldntionsucha

    detail.but,ifyouplease,thengressofviennawasone

    longsuanynthsthe

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    delegatesrethauresettlentofthesaxonor

    spanishproble.hisjestythekingofprussiaso

    farastoorderapairofshortohatheghtgivepublic

    evidenptforeverythingrevolutionary.

    anere,nottobeoutdohisnoble

    hatredfortherevolution,decreedthatalltaxess

    hadpaidtothefrenchusurpershouldbepaidasend

    titothelegititerulerafar

    ercyofthersiogre.andsoon.

    fronebluoanother,untilonegaspsandexclai

    ``buteofhighheavendidnotthepeople

    objedeedbecausethepeopleterly

    exhausted,e,didnotcarehappenedorhow

    ortheyherewas

    peace.theyiredofionand

    refor

    iiesofthepreviousturytheyhadalldanced

    aroureeofliberty.princeshaderacedtheiroks

    andduchesseshaddaheolehtheirlackeys

    inthehobeliefthatthellenniufequalityand

    frateityhadatlastdahiseadof

    thellenniuheyhadbeenvisitedbytherevolutionary

    ssaryysoldiersintheirparlor

    andhadstolenthefalyplateuedtoparisto

    reporttohisgoventupohusiashe

    ``liberateduntryhadreceivedthenstitution,he

    frenchpeoplehadpreseheirgoodneighbours.

    heyhadheardhohelastoutbreakofrevolutionary

    disorderinparishadbeensuppressedbyayoungofficer,called

    bonaparte,orbuonaparte,uedhisgunsuponthe

    b,theygaveasighofrelief.alittlelessliberty,frateity

    andequalityseedaverydesirablething.buterelong,the

    youngoffieoneof

    thethreensulsofthefrenchrepublic,thensolensuland

    finallyeeror.asheuchreeffitthanany

    rulerthathadeverbeenseenbefore,hishandpressedheavily

    uponhispoorsubjeercy.heiressed

    theirsonsintohisares,herriedtheirdaughters

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    enris.hetuedthewholeofeurope

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    terriblefailure.theneedand

    extravagant.froheerdespairthepeopletuedtothe

    representativenofthei.``youruleus,they

    said,``asyouusedtodo.tellusaxes

    andleaveusalone.ageofthe

    ageofliberty.

    thenahefausngresscertainly

    didtheirbesttosatisfythislongingforrestandquiet.

    theholyalliahe

    poliportantdignitaryofthestateandheld

    outthestterriblepunishnttothoseicisea

    singleofficialact.

    europehadpeace,butitetery.

    thethreestiortantnatviennaperor

    alexanderofrussia,tteich,edthe

    isoftheaustrianhouseofhabsburg,andtalleyrand,

    theerstaolive

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    thenapoleoni.likethe

    gayyoungnofthelirick,whoneverknehenhewas

    slight

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