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to end in such a manner. Nj. de Morny
argued and reasoned with his imperial
brother. but neither the violence OF
Persiguy nor the arguments Of Mornv
made any impression On the cold auu
intlcXible will Of Napoleon Ill, and a
few days later the Countess made her
appearance Mt one Of the court balls IN
dress looped and wreathed with the
imperial emblem flower, the violet.
Tue Emperor. advancing toward her,
presented her with IA superb hoquet
of the same significant blossoms. The
marriage was irrevOcably decided upon,
and all they had TO do was to submit to
the imperial will and make ready to
offer their homage to the new empress.
With the solitary exception of Prince
Napoleon. the imperial family submit
ted with good grace to the matrimonial
projects of their chief. The Princess
Mathllde, in particular, although the
marriage would depose her from the
place that she then occupied as the first
lady of the court, declared her willing
ness to carry the train of the new en-
press in public if such a duty should
be required Of her, as it had been of
the sisters of the first Napoleon.
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ue'alIS o. oi 'uf ceremony .I was fioSeil
Napoleon I. and Marie Louise. and the
state coach was the same that had been
used at the coronation of the great
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