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He opened the letter; and whether it was that he cared as little for the General as for the cause of M. do Bourrienne's arrest, he replied that the matter was no longer in his hands, and that it was now under the cognisance of the public administrators of the laws.

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But Bourrienne's hands were not clean in money matters, and that was an unpardonable sin in any one who desired to be in real intimacy with Napoleon.

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Bourrienne's turn came he said to her, "Oh! I know yours."

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Bourrienne's statements are in agreement with the facts and with the accounts of other writers.

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Thiers (tome iii.p. 308) follows Bourrienne's account.

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(Bourrienne's successor), and ordered him not to open the letters, he used the same expression when returning to the usual order of business, which in this case was to a few hours.

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Bourrienne's _Mémoires_, in which it is alleged that Napoleon's

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One morning, when my chagrin was more acute than ever, Madame Bonaparte sent for me, and said, holding Bourrienne's letter in her hand,

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Bourrienne's position was simply unique, and we can only regret that he did not occupy it till the end of the Empire.

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