Harry Potter’s Morning Light

   Chapter 1376 Sweet Violet

When Sharptal was young, he was supposed to be a beautiful man. In addition, he was so talented. Perhaps it was because of this that he was favored by Mary Ana Lajal from Bagnole. Since then, he has got rid of economic difficulties and has sufficient funds. Implement your dreams and plans.

  The French industry at that time was very backward, relying too much on foreign countries for the co-supply of raw materials, especially in the textile industry. He estimated that modern chemistry progress was enough to find substitutes for the missing raw materials and could improve various production processes. The Layar family, who was also a cloth trade, became more wealthy through Sharptal, and through this marriage, Sharptal also entered Montpellier's closed and strong financial circle and textile industry circle.

  On Christmas Day, Giorgioanna accepted Sharptal’s invitation and came to his private mansion-the manor that once belonged to the Duke of Louis XV's Duke Choiseul.

Georgiana believes that after experiencing a failed love affair and marriage like hers, there will be squandering ideas. Napoleon Bonaparte was generous and gave her 6 million to decorate the restaurant in the Tuileries. This money can be regarded as a breakup fee. Now, an ordinary dyer may never have seen so much money in his life.

As long as she thought of this, she had no idea of ​​splurge, but she really did not intend to decorate the restaurant with these silks. She imagined that like "The Last Supper", she painted a picture of the French army crossing the Alps twice on the wall. .

  It will be a very magnificent painting, with vast snow-capped mountains, and soldiers who have sled the sleds with unknown force. It would be perfect to decorate a restaurant where men are the main diners.

  In addition, she also found a carpet from the trophies she sent back. It was given to Napoleon by the Turkish sultan. It was mixed with gold thread and woven with many philosophies and admonitions. It looked very magnificent.

Georgina didn’t plan to put it on the ground. She wanted to hang it up or display it on a screen. As for the dining table, she planned to use a long table, just like in the medieval monastery, or simply bring a few from the monastery. .

The tableware is still made of silver, but all the plates are made of Sèvres ceramic factory. The floating candle ceiling of Hogwarts is impossible, but she can depict the constellation diagram on the ceiling, and she intends to replace the lighting fixtures with Venetian ones. Hand-made glass, the theme is the story of the Odyssey. She has handed this to Denon to find someone to design, and then move a few Greek sculptures from the Louvre, and the new restaurant will be arranged like this.

Her office is next to the restaurant. She wanted to be underground, but it was too dim and there was not a trace of light. It would take a while to repair a cubicle belonging to her. During the restaurant renovation, the French senior officials had to find another one. Place to eat.

  She went to the city hall to fill out the **** trousers permit application form by herself, and obtained the right to wear pants and menswear at the Paris police station, but she did not use it immediately.

She didn’t need to be unconventional, and she felt it should be used on more important and formal occasions. Originally, she planned to use it with the sword inlaid with the Regent’s diamonds. Later, she asked Sophie to return the sword to its original. the host.

  One million francs is enough to buy a very good manor, and she will move out of the suite in the Louvre as soon as possible.

   Then she will start a new life.

  But before that, she hoped to untie her fetters. Without Napoleon's protection, the Surgeon might hunt her. She didn't want to end up in the same situation as those witches on trial.

  Independence means that everything depends on herself. She was able to take care of more than 1,000 students in the school before, and she would not be reduced to the point where she could not take care of herself if she had money.

  If she wants to do business, it will be very inconvenient to continue to let Caprara be her guardian. A clergyman had better not be involved in secular affairs, and it would be much more convenient to switch back to Sharptal to be her guardian.

Sharptal also had a guardian Claude before. He always hoped that Sharptal would be more rational, stop doing chemistry, and continue to study medicine, but his dissection of a young corpse who died of acute thoracic inflammatory disease left a shadow. As soon as his scalpel was lowered, the dead body sat up by itself, and since then he has not been in contact with medicine.

Maybe it was because she looked too "blue" on Christmas Day. Mrs. Sharptal asked her what happened, so she honestly told Mrs. Sharptal what happened to her. Later, she lived in the Sharptal house. .

On December 28, the official "Paris" published a letter written by Sharptal to Miss Dimeni, the female star. The love in it is needless to say, but the female star is only 23 years old. She is old enough to be her father.

  Georgianna could not describe the mood of Mrs. Shaptar at the time. Perhaps she came at the right time, and Mrs. Shaptar could use her entertainment as an excuse to ignore the gossip.

  Marianna talked to her about many things that Sharptal did when she was young, including his work at the Gunpowder Bureau and the explosion at the Grenachein Gunpowder Factory.

In the era of Robespierre’s rule, any failure was at the expense of life. When the chemical plant was blown to ruins, it also took away the lives of thousands of workers and dozens of horses, and they disappeared without a trace. , Leaving no trace.

  The scene deeply shocked him. Since then, he has started teaching chemistry. It was not until the end of the reign of terror that he established another large chemical plant in Terna.

  Not all scholars advocate democracy. There are many academicians of the French Institute and Sharptal to study a new political science together, hoping that the government of modern society can be more rationalized.

  Georgina was invited to participate, but she refused because she was unwell, because now she is not pleasing even to Sharptal.

The silk that Napoleon bought was all white and was not dyed. Giorgioanna discussed with Mariana and sold the silk after dyeing it with fuel. Giorgioanna wrote to ask Mrs. Talian and Reka for the style and pattern. Mrs. Mill, later Mrs. Talion came to Sharptal's house, and Mrs. Recamir did not come.

  Ms. Tarian said that the most popular thing in Paris today is blue, and the current dye is vegetable and wood dye. When Sharptal was young, Turkish red cotton cloth had to be imported at a high price. He borrowed chlorine's discovery from Beto and used it to bleach cotton cloth. Through the principle of reversible reaction, he found a chemical reagent to dye cotton cloth red. Georgiana felt heartache just thinking about the rivers where chemical waste water was everywhere in order to make jeans, so she decided not to let Sharptal participate in this matter.

  She intends to try slate as an alternative to indigo. There are plants in the greenhouse, but she does not want to go to the Grand Trianon for such a small bargain.

  Lily and Severus ended up very simply, not at all muddled, but Severus never forgets her.

Originally, Georgiana wanted to make a decision that the next time the man I was looking for should never be so obsessed with old love, but when I thought about it, this kind of man would often abandon the wives who were in distress when he had a better one. Marrying younger and more beautiful, or better for oneself, so I no longer want to fall in love.

  Others dream of good and happy things, but she dreams of unhappy and unpleasant things, but this dream does not seem to be a nightmare, at least what Bitressa has encountered is much better.

Teresa is the name of Mrs. Talien. She is very fashionable and strong. She would say that Bonaparte is "earth" and how hypocritical the women of the upper class are. Polina talked to her when she arrived in Paris. Like ordinary country girls, although they are naturally beautiful, they don't know how to dress up, and they don't stand out in social circles.

Later, she learned how to dress up and became radiant. After Napoleon led the army to Egypt, one day a party was held at Juno’s house. On that day Polina was dressed as a priestess of the Basque **** of Bacchus. She wore a corolla headdress surrounded by leather vine leaves. It is decorated with precious stones, the hair is coiled into a tall bun, bunches of grape-like gold jewelry fall from the bun, and the Indian sari dress has large pieces of gold embroidered embroidery, draped in a solid color Greek style Short top.

  The belt is ancient Greek style, and the buckle is a magnificent Greek gemstone, which is tied around her chest. When she walked in, she showed her round arms, with embossed gold bracelets on her arms.

  The men present all praised, while the ladies were disappointed, and there was no lack of vicious words in their whispers.

  Some people say that she was a commoner three years ago, why is she now a lady? But their words were soon drowned in the high praises of the men.

  Ms. De Contad, the first beauty who was dressed as the goddess of hunting Diana at the ball, was eclipsed. The suitors around her stopped complimenting her and turned to Mrs. Lekber.

  At that time, Mrs. Lekber said that the living room was too hot and uncomfortable. She went to the dressing room with a recliner in it. She could just lie down and show off her graceful figure.

  But there was a problem when lying down. The dressing table had a mirror and was illuminated by candles, which made the interior of the dressing room brighter. Polina’s head happened to be in the brightest part of the room.

Madame de Contad was carefully observing Polina, she did not speak harsh words like other women, but praised Polina from start to finish, and then Madame de Contad exclaimed, "Oh my God, like this The beauty actually has a flaw. Look at her ears. They are too big. Are they so big that they should be cut in half."

So everyone’s eyes focused on Polina’s ears. Those big ears made other women feel that it’s fair to go to heaven. Polina’s ears were big, ugly and soft, exactly as Madame de Contade said. That's terribly ugly.

  Ms. Leclerc could not bear this trick, she cried, and then exited the scene on the excuse of being unwell.

  Georgiana was anxious when she heard this, and she remembered the name de Contade.

   "Oh, look now." Marianna suddenly exclaimed.

  Georgiana and Teresa looked at the direction she was looking at, and saw a little boy in a gray coat walking towards them with a bunch of violets.

  The child, Giorgioanna, knew him. It was Polina’s son Delmir. He should have been on the boat and went to Santo Domingo with his parents.

  The gray coat is almost Napoleon’s logo, but Delmid did not wear his cocked hat, but a small round hat and boots, which looked like a small Napoleon.

  Delmid handed Violet to Georgiana, "This is my belated apology."

  Delmid said in an immature voice.

"I know this story." Teresa said hastily. "Saliceti, a fellow of General Bonaparte, hid in Mrs. Permondi's house. The general came to arrest him personally. That Salicetti is really not a good person. It is too dangerous for Mrs. Permondi to harbor such people. General Bonaparte said, Madam, you are a good man, and Salicetti is a bad man. He is so bad that he is not worthy of your help. He knows that you will not be cruel. If you turn him away, he will drag you down and your family, and you will never think of how much risk this will bring to you."

  Georgiana looked at the three-year-old Delmid "Who brought you here?"

   "Uncle." Delmid said.

   "Which uncle?"

  Delmed shook his head.

  Georgiana looked at Teresa, "Are you his lobbyist?"

   "I just happened to know this story." Mrs. Tarian covered her face with a small fan.

  Georgina looked at the fox speechlessly.

  "I have been in your house for so many days, thank you for your care." Georgiana said to Mrs. Sharptal.

   "My door is always open for you." Mrs. Sharptal said with a smile.

  Georgina stared at "Little Flower Girl", took the violet from his hand, and then took his hand and left.

   Teresa whispered to Mrs. Sharptal behind her, it was obvious that they had a new conversation.

  (End of this chapter)