The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-09-08
A PARTISAN BEAUTY.


A DARTCTAN REA7INV
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NINE. FALLEN, WHO, u Is ASSERTED.
SNueeED NAPOLEON.
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1ne Felsn u set1os SAme ~ y ena.
ene pflson. olssolseu .nsal vae.lm.' anu
NINE. l1il.en rece.veo tlom =. we peopae
the utle o. Noue Dame % 1ne. niue os
Inc wo.'o was u ns. 1set, anu sue u11-
sleo u " neg Deauty anu nel cl'sI
ner lovers ana ner luxury. EVEN Won
en- foreot 20 Oe Jessous ano nsAn sv lt* ~!
60 what al men pEoc'aAneu. Ane 'o..
lowing oescrapt'on = Ifom tne pen "
one OF ner own se4' aame' oe CaaseS'
nay: .
mime. Tallien came every day %
visit BafraA 90 not tnlnk " possible
to be lovelier IMAM tnls woman "es
then. ! shall Always see ner nke .
fairy queen among the rest. her Deau-
tiful black half coiled simply on nef
head without any ornament. rouno nef
neck single string OF large pearls.
She wore . white unoerdress ana
tunic OF Ink erepA and. sitting on inc
8reund playing WIN enaa. OF tn1ee'
the son pf one Of BazEas friends. tney
made group which no classic sculp-
ture could surpass. Y
Barras tells % with great naivete. N
his memoirs. that the "IAtde Corsican"
only turned his attention to Josephine
Beauharnais after Q fruitless attempt
to obtain favor with Nine. Tallien ana
that this lady had treated him win
great disdain. teinne n1m 0ne coulo 90
better for herself" This account OF
the affair coming from any otner quar-
ter would DO more credible.
A considerable event was now 20
take place at the LuxsmbourS-namely'
the reception given to General Bona
parte after the campaign OF Italy. Fol
this ceremony (Dec. ~. 17vs) the court.
yard Of the palace was transformed
into . sort oftempse. and an altar "a
b Patrie erected IN the grand entrance
hall. The dve directors. with barfaa
at thetr head. attired themselves a.
Romans. while Talieyrand. the MN.
ister Of foEeign anairA was prepared
with an elaborate harangue.
The scene was made aodltlona!ly
brilliant BY the presence OF many Ia
dies. whose splendid jewels ana racn
dresses did honor to the occasion
while their eager races ana muFnufeo
the Young hero. Among these groups
not the least noticeable were Nine. d.
Stael and Nine. Recamier-"Wit and
Beauty.' a. Napoleon himself named
them.
| Alone Of all the assembly the futurt
emperor had assumed no imposing cos
tune. His uniform, that Of general d