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served, that he was reported not to be
great admirer of the fair sex. 4 am very
fond of my wife, madam he replied with one
of those brict and yet piquant observations,
which adjourned debate as promptly as
one of his characteristic manGuvres would
have ended battle.-From this period
there was cnmity between Buonaparte and
Madam de Stael; and at different times he
treated her with harshness which had
some appearance of actual personal dislike,
though perhaps rather directed against the
female politician than the woman of litera-
ture. After his fall. Madam de Stael re-
Tented i'll her resentment to him; and we re-
member her, during the campaign OF 1914,
presaging in society how the walls OF Troyes,
were to see second invasion and defeat OF
the Huns, as had taken place in the days OF
At.ila, while the French Emperor was to
enact the second Theodrick."