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Excerpt from The Tragic Empress: Intimate Conversations With the Empress Eug¿e, 1901 to 1911
The Empress will soon be coming to Paris. She has read your books; I have sometimes told her about you, and she is curious to make your acquaintance. N ow tell me quite frankly are you disposed to meet her notwithstanding your official position?
Certainly, Madame. It will be only proper if I ask the authorization of my minister, M. Delcasse. But I know his generous open mindedness, and I need not doubt his consent.
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