To the Empress, at Paris.
Finckenstein, April 10, 1807, 6 P.M.
My Dear,—My health is excellent. Here spring is beginning; but as yet there is no vegetation. I wish you to be cheerful and contented, and never to doubt my attachment. Here all goes well.
Napoleon.
No. 63.
To the Empress, at Paris.
Finckenstein, April 14, 1807, 7 P.M.
I have received your letter of April 3rd. I see from it that you are well, and that it has been very cold in Paris. The weather here is very unsettled; still I think the spring has come at length; already the ice has almost gone. I am in splendid health.
Adieu, dear. I ordered some time ago for Malmaison all that you ask for,—Yours ever,
Napoleon.