glass. There are five men on horseback. One of them has a cocked hat. It must be Napoleon, though he wears no greatcoat."
"They 're going to Longwood. That's what it is. Papa says he's to live there. I wonder how he'll like it after all his palaces in Europe."
"I'm glad he won't live near us. I should never dare leave the house, if he lived near."
"Who's he?"
"Napoleon, of course."
The morning passed. The children thought of little but Napoleon. They talked to each other of his victories and were proud that Englishmen had overthrown him.
Early in the afternoon two gentlemen called, Dr. Warden of the Northumberland and Dr. O'Meara of the garrison.
"Oh, have you seen him?"
"Seen whom?"
"Why, Napoleon; don't tease us, Napoleon Bonaparte."
"Well, then, since you are so curious, yes, we have seen him." Dr. Warden smiled, for he was surgeon of the ship that had brought Napoleon.
