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 1 I  | conversation ceased. Lucien took Napoleon by~the arm and led him into
 2 I  |        my poor Bartolomeo?" said Napoleon.~ ~"To ask asylum and protection
 3 I  |    matter of duty, Piombo," said Napoleon at last, "I cannot take~
 4 II |             Ginevra Piombo loved Napoleon to idolatry; how, then,
 5 II |        Piombo was among those of Napoleon's devoted servants who~had
 6 II |       her by the twofold news of~Napoleon's captivity on the "Bellerophon,"
 7 III|        Italian soul,~devotion to Napoleon, Corsican generosity!--ah!
 8 III|    Empire, and the liberality of Napoleon~towards those of his faithful
 9 III|        as baron to the necessity Napoleon felt~of giving him a title
10 III|        to the traitors with whom~Napoleon surrounded himself, expecting
11 III|          in France on the eve of Napoleon's departure for his~celebrated
12 III|          second dreadful fall of Napoleon,~Bartolomeo and his wife
13 III|     occasionally, some memory of Napoleon's benefits and misfortunes,
14 IV |       habit at court when he~saw Napoleon becoming angry with those
15 IV |          for your fanaticism for Napoleon?" said~Ginevra. "Have you
16 IV |       why~did you not marry when Napoleon brought me to accept the
17 IV |       satisfy the old servant of~Napoleon. Madame Piombo, observing
18 V  |       may be, in one word~only,--Napoleon, Robespierre) are engraved