The Port FolioEditor and Asbury Dickens, 1823 |
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Pagina 517
... queen was put upon it . Madame Campan denies that the queen was unfaithful and licentious ; neither of which she could have been without attracting the observation of one so con- stantly and so sclosely attached to her person . The far ...
... queen was put upon it . Madame Campan denies that the queen was unfaithful and licentious ; neither of which she could have been without attracting the observation of one so con- stantly and so sclosely attached to her person . The far ...
Pagina 519
... queen's preservation on the occasion of the mob's second visit to Versailles , with intent to murder her , have been so various , as to leave on our minds no certain impres- sions . Of the following , we have no reason to doubt the ...
... queen's preservation on the occasion of the mob's second visit to Versailles , with intent to murder her , have been so various , as to leave on our minds no certain impres- sions . Of the following , we have no reason to doubt the ...
Pagina 520
... queen saw her children again . The reader must imagine this scene of tenderness and despair . " It is not true , that the assassins penetrated to the queen's chamber , and pierced the bed with their swords . The fugitive body guards ...
... queen saw her children again . The reader must imagine this scene of tenderness and despair . " It is not true , that the assassins penetrated to the queen's chamber , and pierced the bed with their swords . The fugitive body guards ...
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