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Uncle Bernac

CHAPTER XII
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'I will answer for him that he never offends you again.' 'Tut, tut!' cried Napoleon angrily, turning upon his heel and walking impatiently up and down the room.

'I cannot grant you what you ask, mademoiselle.

When I say so once it is finished.

I cannot have my decisions in high matters of State affected by the intrusion of women.
The Jacobins have been dangerous of late, and an example must be made or we shall have the Faubourg St.Antoine upon our hands once more.' The Emperors set face and firm manner showed it was hopeless, and yet my cousin persevered as no one but a woman who pleads for her lover would have dared to do.
'He is harmless, Sire.' 'His death will frighten others.' 'Spare him and I will answer for his loyalty.' 'What you ask is impossible.' Constant and I raised her from the ground.
'That is right, Monsieur de Laval,' said the Emperor.

'This interview can lead to nothing.


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