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into the pose in which he had stood at his coronation, and waving his right arm, said: I will detain you no longer, general; I wish you success in your mission. And, with a flutter of his scarlet cloak and his feathers, and a flash of his precious stones, he rejoined the suite, who were respectfully awaiting him. Balashov rode on further, expecting from Murats words that he would be very shortly brought before Napoleon himself. But at the next village he was detained by the sentinels of Davousts infantry corps, just as he had been at the outposts. An adjutant of the commander of that corps was sent for to conduct him to the village to see Marshal Davoust. |
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