The Confession of a Child of the Century — Volume 2

· 1857

My father lived in the country some distance from Paris. When I arrived I found a physician in the house, who said to me: I entered, and saw my father dead. "Sir," I said to the physician, "please have everyone retire that I may be alone here; my father had something to say to me, and he will say it."…

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