Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 434
e one of the people than was the FirstNapoleon. And on the subject of that babyhe was as proud a father as ever breathed. Mademoiselle looked and worshiped to her hearts content, and quite captured the Em-perors heart by her loyal enthusiasm. Seeing that the young girl glanced from thebabys face to… … THEN SHE TOLD HEK STORY. he added, turning to the babys governess, Ma-dame de Montesquiou. Then to Mademoi-selle: Why, he is as much like me as — why,as you are like Philip. I like Philip, Sire? the girl exclaimed. To be sure, replied the Emperor, takingMademoiselles chin between his fingers…
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