[7] Madame de Campan, ch. xxi.
CHAPTER XXXVIII.
[1] "Dernières Années du Règne et de la Vie de Louis XVI.," par François Hue, p. 336.
[2] For about a fortnight they had two, both men—Hue, the valet to the dauphin, as well as Cléry; but Hue was removed on the 2d of September. He, as well as Cléry, has left an account of the imprisonment till the day of his dismissal.
[3] "Journal de ce qui s'est passé à la tour du Temple," etc. p.28, seq.
[4] "Mémoires Particuliers," par Madame la Duchesse d'Angoulême, p. 21.
[5] Decius was the hero whose example was especially invoked by Madame Roland. The historians of his own country had never accused him of murdering any one; but she, in the very first month of the Revolution, had called, with a very curious reading of history, for "some generous Decius to risk his life to take theirs" (the lives of the king and queen).
[6] The princess told Cléry, "La reine et moi nous nous attendons à tout, et nous ne nous faisons aucune illusion sur le sort qu'on prépare au roi," etc.—CLÉRY, p. 106.
[7] "Mémoires" de la Duchesse d'Angoulême, p. 53.