COUNT OF MONTE - CRISTO




                             
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“‘“Well,” asked the president, “what do you say to this letter, general?”
“‘“I say that it is too soon after declaring myself for Louis XVIII. to break my
vow in behalf of the ex-emperor.” This answer was too clear to permit of any
mistake as to his sentiments. “General,” said the president, “we acknowledge no
King Louis XVIII., or an ex-emperor, but his majesty the emperor and king,
driven from France, which is his kingdom, by violence and treason.”
“‘“Excuse me, gentlemen,” said the general; “you may not acknowledge Louis
XVIII., but I do, as he has made me a baron and a field-marshal, and I shall
never forget that for these two titles I am indebted to his happy return to France.”
“‘“Sir,” said the president, rising with gravity, “be careful what you say; your
words clearly show us that they are deceived concerning you in the Island of
Elba, and have deceived us! The communication has been made to you in
consequence of the confidence placed in you, and which does you honor. Now
we discover our error; a title and promotion attach you to the government we
wish to overturn. We will not constrain you to help us; we enroll no one against
his conscience, but we will compel you to act generously, even if you
are no..... ....

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