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"
The
Niemen
?
"
repeated
Napoleon
.
"
So
now
you
want
me
to
retire
beyond
the
Niemen
--
only
the
Niemen
?
"
repeated
Napoleon
,
looking
straight
at
Balashëv
.
The
latter
bowed
his
head
respectfully
.
Instead
of
the
demand
of
four
months
earlier
to
withdraw
from
Pomerania
,
only
a
withdrawal
beyond
the
Niemen
was
now
demanded
.
Napoleon
turned
quickly
and
began
to
pace
the
room
.
"
You
say
the
demand
now
is
that
I
am
to
withdraw
beyond
the
Niemen
before
commencing
negotiations
,
but
in
just
the
same
way
two
months
ago
the
demand
was
that
I
should
withdraw
beyond
the
Vistula
and
the
Oder
,
and
yet
you
are
willing
to
negotiate
.
"
He
went
in
silence
from
one
corner
of
the
room
to
the
other
and
again
stopped
in
front
of
Balashëv
.
Balashëv
noticed
that
his
left
leg
was
quivering
faster
than
before
and
his
face
seemed
petrified
in
its
stern
expression
.
This
quivering
of
his
left
leg
was
a
thing
Napoleon
was
conscious
of
.
"
The
vibration
of
my
left
calf
is
a
great
sign
with
me
,
"
he
remarked
at
a
later
date
.
"
Such
demands
as
to
retreat
beyond
the
Vistula
and
Oder
may
be
made
to
a
Prince
of
Baden
,
but
not
to
me
!
"
Napoleon
almost
screamed
,
quite
to
his
own
surprise
.
"
If
you
gave
me
Petersburg
and
Moscow
I
could
not
accept
such
conditions
.
You
say
I
have
begun
this
war
!
But
who
first
joined
his
army
?
The
Emperor
Alexander
,
not
I
!
And
you
offer
me
negotiations
when
I
have
expended
millions
,
when
you
are
in
alliance
with
England
,
and
when
your
position
is
a
bad
one
.
You
offer
me
negotiations
!
But
what
is
the
aim
of
your
alliance
with
England
?
What
has
she
given
you
?
"
he
continued
hurriedly
,
evidently
no
longer
trying
to
show
the
advantages
of
peace
and
discuss
its
possibility
,
but
only
to
prove
his
own
rectitude
and
power
and
Alexander
's
errors
and
duplicity
.
The
commencement
of
his
speech
had
obviously
been
made
with
the
intention
of
demonstrating
the
advantages
of
his
position
and
showing
that
he
was
nevertheless
willing
to
negotiate
.
But
he
had
begun
talking
,
and
the
more
he
talked
the
less
could
he
control
his
words
.
The
whole
purport
of
his
remarks
now
was
evidently
to
exalt
himself
and
insult
Alexander
--
just
what
he
had
least
desired
at
the
commencement
of
the
interview
.
"
I
hear
you
have
made
peace
with
Turkey
?
"
