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Thomas Costain is alwaysreadable, and his insight into Napoleon's character is first-rate. I love all the conversations Bonaparte has with Betsy. It's delightful. What's not delightful is that the slave characters are there for comic relief. Why are all the slaves who have come directly from various unspecified regions in Africa speaking in badly rendered AAVE out of Uncle Tom's Cabin? Why are they afraid of ghosts?

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Preili Pipar is on page 260 of 303

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Pamela is starting

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Danni is on page 100 of 434

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Misfit is on page 377 of 436

In the dining room there is a hole in the baseboard, a large one. There is a fellow who puts in an appearance at every meal. He's such an enormous specimen that I'm sure he must be the emperor of the rats of Longwood. I've become accustomed to him and I call him Caligula, because of all emperors Caligula was the one who most resembled a rat."

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Misfit is on page 349 of 436

"This was a matter of principle with him. It's part of his philosophy of life. Always win, no matter what the cost. It's proof of the interest he takes in the girl that she should be taught to follow his principles. I'm sure he had no conception what she meant."

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Misfit is on page 290 of 436

"I have a deep-seated feeling-a premonition, if you like-that all through my life , no matter what I become or where I go, I am fated to have trouble with England and Englishmen." Something of an understatement there

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Misfit is on page 285 of 436

Napoleon is now telling Betsy about his family and Corsica (what a large brood of children). Pauline's stories seem to be stealing the show...

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Misfit is on page 249 of 436

"Betsee, Betsee!" he said. "You were always playing tricks with me. And now you have played the greatest trick of all. You have grown up!"

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Misfit is on page 242 of 436

"You have to make allowances for demigods-especially when they're forced to live on earth. And of course he's getting worse because he's being treated so badly here."

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Misfit is on page 216 of 436

Keeping a former Emperor and his staff fed and housed on a remote island is not an easy task, especially with the new governor in charge...

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Napoleon reflects on the Egypt campaign and Pauline Fourès
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Misfit is on page 44 of 436