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where she hadpreviously been so happy. She could hardly,however, have httn more sad than Napoleon wasthat same night. He had shut himself up in hiscabinet, remorseful and alone. The Sunday following was hardly less melan-choly, for it was then Josephine learned that Mal-maison had been endowed with… … Malmaison and Marly 219 then allowed to heal, for she learned that Napo-leon had ordained that she was to receive the visitsof the court as if she were still empress. Napoleon had already written his former spouseto the effect that he would give much to see her,but that he did not feel sufficiently…
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