The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-03-26

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his yeatb- Sic : s2iG 70 hare pre-
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sty or fsssinz5e bY ber h.e2a1T and
vices. She 2uzsed herself 81 Tie
early age 81 elevea bF writing eo1e-
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tar the empire Her E1e mad. her
pep2lzr5iE = s1 zu,hs-ess AID IL
wIlEss1ess 70 55ia his party, iacurred
Napoleon hatred and he 1eFsr ee1s-
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a. he bad TIE PoV7e- 70 sanoy Ban
she'd fren Paris b she order q
The Euper0-. sbe vas - exile f5r
tea Texrs- and friends who visited
be- zsre exiled The Lass four Te4rs
q bsr lie were tie most b-illiz1f q
bsr ezreer- The RasEa-zlionls1s hail
ed EEh es-e-asss the netara q the
talented dzazbiar q tie Minister q
the BOErbo3s; 1bs newspapers were
delighted 20 have q feE words fr0m
the saihor CT -Cerin1s Her rools
we're fhro1ged EftA The rep-esszi2-
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tie centre q political moTene1t
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Hers vas the reiga q
intellect
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~ beSuIy IN France daring tie En-
pre- Ams7s the ezEiieSz 1rIbases .
her bezggT wsre ikose q tie twg
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brother Lu6ea Tee srzz eigtf
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ps-lc3 q Madame Reczmier' reign
a. ssclal sovereign Refas51g 70
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hsa-ehold, zni t-ecoming q .o8 al
traci5Fe fez1ars IA TIE Pa-is salons.
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ber peasant surprise bF dlsglzFIaE
tzo basis secretly mooeled after ber
5ks8ess. ba1 the beautiful x0rk Of
C230FE Ess net good ea0GEh for The
EzIR French EozBzH. and she ooGll
3Si e8zce&l ber cEAxri1, even befsre
the great Artis1 Madame Recsmier
xss not 8 Kelazn 0f profound mid
>hs w&s . great fir, and sAs lived 70
s35oy life Bot Der socie1y Was COM
passed a. much of literary and political
as Of the merely fashionable
people Ct PAris Tbs'p-ObAbse secret
i ber LATER sscnes-- socizllF, lsv s.
1aeh II thAt cbArEn 81 mAaBsr. and 4
perfect ease and Craze n conFersafion
naturally acquired II her Eve and
iEenty years q continued good socie-
", e. N hsr bes1fy. Another elem
as1. Of her i7saerce w2s that 2p-
s.re1f srmpafhy fsr lie opinions and
sesli1ys Of oihers which I'D ber 20
reai every one a. r they were of the
atlaast importance 70 her. Z manner
which hroagh5 her mssy frients.
syea auoag nea and Eonea raSlir
70 her II Intellect
II i curious phase II The history
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