Maigne, physician to the infirmaries at Mantes.

Madame Campan found in him a friend and comforter, of whose merit and affection she knew the value.] Mantes is a cheerful place of residence, and the idea of an abode there pleased her.

A few intimate friends formed a pleasant society, and she enjoyed a little tranquillity after so many disturbances.

The revisal of her "Memoirs," the arrangement of the interesting anecdotes of which her "Recollections" were to consist, alone diverted her mind from the one powerful sentiment which attached her to life.

She lived only for her son.