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by dint of holy deeds and gentle manners, filled the town
of D—— with a sort of tender and filial reverence. Even his
conduct towards Napoleon had been accepted and tacitly
pardoned, as it were, by the people, the good and weakly
flock who adored their emperor, but loved their bishop.
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