Guide to Funerals - WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY: The Second Funeral Of Napoleon Part 140

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It was five o'clock when we reached home: the stars were shining keenly
out of the frosty sky, and Francois told me that dinner was just ready.

In this manner, my dear Miss Smith, the great Napoleon was buried.

Farewell.

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