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 1 1|   extended to sweep away his last napoleon. The ivory touched the coin
 2 1|            A Sevres vase, bearing Napoleon's portrait by Mme. Jacotot,
 3 1|          same way by the sight of Napoleon, or of some other great
 4 1|       Richelieu, Robespierre, and Napoleon were but the same man who
 5 1|           said the good banker. ~"Napoleon left us glory, at any rate,
 6 1|           Republics will end in a Napoleon, that monarchy dwells between
 7 2|     passage of Beresina; and when Napoleon later on proposed an exchange,
 8 2|           Descartes, Diderot, and Napoleon, who had directed, and still
 9 2| themselves as St. Helena beckoned Napoleon; we are fascinated, our
10 3|         Prometheus, of the fallen Napoleon of 1815, when he learned
11 3|        for a Richelieu, and for a Napoleon a lever by which to move