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George Ticknor, Life, letters and journals of George Ticknor (ed. George Hillard), Chapter 13: (search)
ions I have received have produced such an effect on my feelings, as those given by Mad. de Pastoret's simple and unpretending, but touching eloquence. It reminded me of La Roche Jacquelin. . . . . Since the death of her son, Mad. de Pastoret has never been into the world, and therefore is at home every evening, and sees only those who will not exact a formal return of visit for visit. Among those who came there most frequently was the old Due de Crillon, the representative of Henry IV.'s Crillon,. . . . and such men as Cuvier and La Place, who, like Count Pastoret himself, belong, by their age and character, to an elder state of society, and by their political situation take a deep interest in the affairs of the day. One of the stories that Mad. de Pastoret told me was indeed touching This paragraph was written out later by Mr. Ticknor, and added to the Journal. . . . . . During the worst period of the Revolution, she livedas she did when I knew her, and I believe as she alwa