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437 No appearance of anything: Ibid., 172–73.
437 “Vive le Roi”: Ibid., 173.
437 most violent, Ibid.
437 They had not a hope: Ibid.
437 They left the palace: Ibid., Mar. 20, 1815, 173.
437 There was a great crowd: Ibid.
437 He says that divine Providence: Ibid., 174.
438 We had gone about: “NRF,” Reel 268 AFP MHS, 557.
438 The first notice I had: Ibid.
438 Presently I heard these wretches: Ibid.
438 At this moment a party: Ibid.
438 I sat in agony of apprehension: Ibid.
438 A general officer with: Ibid.
439 God in his great mercy: Ibid.
439 called out, that I was an: Ibid.
439 At which the soldiers shouted: Ibid.
439 vive les Americains: Ibid.
439 If we attempted: Ibid.
439 He told me my situation: Ibid.
440 [W]henever they shouted: Ibid.
440 He complimented me: Ibid.
440 In this way we journeyed: Ibid.
440 At twelve o’clock at night: Ibid.
440 Madame Babet really: Ibid.
441 He told me that in: Ibid.
441 I had better not: Ibid.
441 This news startled: Ibid.
441 The crowd of people: MJQA, Mar. 20, 1815, III, 176.
441 The front of their helmets: Ibid., Mar. 21, 1815, 176.
442 The royal arms were removed: Ibid., 177.
442 I was again on: “NRF,” Reel 268 AFP MHS.
442 My courage was fast oozing: Ibid.
442 He came up very politely: Ibid.
442 arrived in perfect safety: Ibid.
442 When I returned home: MJQA, Mar. 23, 1815, III, 178.
443 was perfectly astonished: “NRF,” Reel 268 AFP MHS.
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444 If we go to England: WJQA, JQA to AA, Dec. 24, 1814, V, 247.
444 Mr. Gallatin is appointed: MJQA, April 5, 1815, III, 182.
445 The emperor of Russia: Ibid., Mar. 29, 1815, 181.
445 I saw him, but not distinctly: Ibid., 182.
446 The forty-eighth year: Ibid., July 11, 1815, 250.
447 When I retrace: “NRF,” Reel 268 AFP MHS.
448 I was carried: Ibid.
448 A moral is contained: Ibid.
448 I had others under: Ibid.
449 Years have rolled on: Ibid.
450 And when it is his will: Ibid.
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