Liberty: The Lives and Times of Six Women in Revolutionary France (60 page)

The wealth of France had
: Hortense I, 56

In all her…no one else
: Staël
Corinne
91

recalling the legend of Psyche
…: Lajer-Burcharth 278

beautiful white shoulders…full of men
: Gower I, 377

bewildered by her isolation
: Brookner 144

into a palace of rubies
: Mercier
New Picture
II, 125

perpetual circle of…dangerously fascinating
: Trotter 226–7

these enchanting places
: Almeras 98

surrounded and almost overpowered by
: Trotter 341

kissing and chewing the train
: Lajer-Burcharth 258

If one is happy to
: Abrantes
Salons
III, 154

the Directory fell by
: Talleyrand I, 203

waiting for the first master
: Roland
Memoirs
155

I do not…all of those
: Hunt 184

two powerful passions
: Fouché 72

but that he…owes me everything
: Bruce 283

What can be done
: Fouché 76

with charming vivacity
: Barras IV, 104

on the happiness…drafted by…positive…follow one’s convictions
: The next quotations, Herold 185, 220, 220, 221

merely a question of dates
: Loomis 104

I live with…tired of being…supervision of everything
: The next quotations, Herold 225 (Fairweather 264), 245, 221

was once my…keep her out
: The next quotations, Gastine 249, 246

Do you still…they are polite
: Bruce 337

oriental etiquette
: Staël
Considerations
II, 393

I hope that…of Citoyenne Bonaparte
: Stuart 270

To have once loved Mme
: Bruce 429

who was so timid without
: Lenormant
Memoirs
44

It was often…except its workings
: Berger 46

every quality of…a gambler’s fervour
: Stuart 160

Enamoured of the lubricities
: Sade
Zoloé
17

the baptism of the personal
: Stuart 274

In short…what I think
: Berger 4

Advise her not…yes or no
: The next quotations, Herold 230, 228

A woman distinguished…laws of nature
: Fairweather 341

You are right…know the reason
: Staël
Considerations
II, 201

which is and always has
: Gilles 304

Few women had had it
: Gower I, 402–3

glittering, radiant beauty
: Vigée-Lebrun 238

They say she talks about
: Christiansen 133

the tyranny of public opinion
: Fairweather 286

Women…all social institutions
: Herold 238

He fears me…not my will
: Fairweather 279

like an Irishman who kept
: Herold 251

No, no, there is no
: Fairweather 293

could never appear…bear life elsewhere
: The next quotations, Herold 290, 245

What I want…stick to knitting
: Fairweather 349

We need the notion of
: Bruce 313

Public education is not suitable
: Stuart 271

had not her first husband
: Plutarch II, 311

It is all very well
: Gastine 304

Nay, God forbid…in her hand
: Kotzebue I, 219

He has not yet met
: Lenormant
Memoirs
53

I am not Mme Récamier’s
: Levaillant 84

Chapter 19 · FEMMES

If I should deign
: Houssaye 13

I own, madame
: W. Russell,
Extraordinary Women
(London 1857) 211

revolutionary Fury
: Roudinesco 152

expanded the soul
: Lajer 17

What is most
: Michelet 282

that received for humanity
: Rosa 239

Although women were silenced
: Landes 106

succeeded perfectly in carrying out
: Outram in Porter 133

whether they…of the Republic!
: The next quotations, HMW 1801 II, 52, 55

The Emperor has done
: Fairweather 448

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