The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-03

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~ inunirin9 about ,h~ Wind, Napoleon
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10 W. called when tia wind wN. favorable,
and .ons aaieil, IL sls@r ", Nalson Yea.
: hero In The hrishse~, arerrsss,on of III
word
"Thc h~Yt spirit work NJ nnt is wy,
Ircstsd the ranp hrAv % decay"
Al wagram there Vas ! time when The
French left ~As routed. and tho artillery 4,
iJoa,les sAkan. intelligence Of this disaster
aud OF thc threatening advance n th~
Austrian righ, 10 ol~rAsr on the French
rear being brought NY one II Massena's
Aida~ do camp, the Emperor remained
silent, lmpn-rive, NJ II he hal heard no
thing. with looks fixed on thu opposite slds
on N~nsicdl and Dnsou1s. II was not ,ill
hc saw The fr~ of DUvon-,. anil his VIZ.
sorionr right win. pasr the high tower of
this village. thAs hc turned 10 The aide ~
swmp, "iiond.ts Ariillei, taken. Well. \,
was there 70 H. taken. Go nnd tell MAs~~nN
that the battle Ia Won" Il WAS then fnr
from won, .lerI~rni. effort ~Hs reqnr~I
10 fed.o,n II, mud be wns obliged 10 order
np his rpserve, II which he never resor,~d
except IN ,hr lat emergency.
~Itay,ng given this or,ler. roniidsnt oi
W. execution vs. lnnrieipn. pavour'. and
d'A'DvIllr. nnel rnlr IT i'~ effect. tranquil.
lied. moreover by il,s progress of Dxyon"t
and oar right wng. Napoleon xlighie,l, and
that which will asitni~ll. Int II certain, II
that. calling Nna,an, tihr Mnmelouk.) h~
caused hi. l~arskin 10 In spread out.
stretched himself nlan II. and fell into 4
ds~p Sleep rhis sleep hnd already lasssd
twenty minutes. AMI ~ss beginning 10
create ,lisqnIei, when he nwoIc, without sur.
prise, without ~Agernrr- te know what had
come 70 prra during this al,A~ne. Of his
consciousness. W. eonid svsn s~~ hy the
direction u his first look. and by The orders
which h~ r~lonh~L. thx, he resumed or
rather followed. his train ri ihonght ~ n
!, had undergone no interruption. Quar-
frrly Rfri~p