Harry Potter Morning Light

"lady."

Georgiana looked up at Matilda and, behind her, Leila du Renard.

"What's the matter?" Georgiana asked.

"Reynard is here to say goodbye." Matilda looked back at Leila who was about to cry in frustration, "Her luggage has been packed."

"What?" she asked confusedly.

"It's all my fault." Leila said without tears, "I didn't stop that gentleman."

Georgiana recalled the scene last night and immediately understood what was going on.

"I just told you how to stop the soldiers who were about to break into the venue, but didn't tell you how to stop the priest." She rubbed her forehead, "especially that priest."

No one answered.

"Go and make me some tea." Georgiana said softly, "Don't forget to add butterfly pea flowers."

Leila seemed to want to say something, but was stopped by Matilda's face, so the two left together.

Georgiana continued to sit on the back of the chair, looking at the fireplace in front of her.

In the second half of yesterday's party, an uninvited guest came, the Abbe Henri Jean-Baptiste Grégoire, who on the opening day of the National Assembly denounced that "the court is the manufacture of evil, is the source of corruption, the lair of tyrants, and the history of kings is the record of the victims of the nation," President of the National Assembly of the First French Republic.

While the rest of the clergy became wary, he was politically active, taking part in nearly all of the major events of the French Revolution, including the Van Tennis Court Declaration.

Let alone Leila, a 16-year-old girl, she has no fear when facing Napoleon. Who can stop him if he wants to break into the venue?

Talleyrand finally took off the priest's gown, but Grégoire did not, and she deliberately did not invite the priest to the party yesterday.

There were indeed some absurd excesses in the Great Revolution, but even during the reign of terror created by the Jacobins, Grégoire still risked his life to expose. He maintains the monarchy, and his hatred of the old system is no less than his loyalty to his faith. He just thinks that the bloody demon will expand rapidly, strongly stimulate the evil factor in human nature, and thus produce the power of destruction.

He had a clear stand and was jealous of evil, but when he appeared at the venue, the venue was suddenly quiet. Just when Georgiana thought he was going to denounce their extravagance and waste, Grégoire just walked over to Chaputal's side.

In 1794, he published the report "The Necessity and Means of Eliminating Dialects and the Popularization of French". He believed that French should be used to fully replace Breton, Picard, Provençal and Corsican Italian.

He was a priest who swore an oath to the constitution. She had no reason to drive him out, and he didn't make trouble, but he made many people uncomfortable when he appeared. He stayed until the end of the party, and the discussion with Shapthal was also about education.

The same is true of Albus, he is quiet as soon as he appears, whether it is in the Wizengamot or Hogwarts, he likes to listen to chamber music not because he does not want to go to the theater, but when he appears in similar Everyone would feel uncomfortable in social situations, so the two of them needed to go out to socialize instead of him, or inquire about information.

Severus didn't like that kind of occasion, but he was a "young man", and even though he beat Slughorn to become the youngest headmaster in Slytherin history by challenging, he still didn't have such things as papers, inventions, etc. to support their social status.

Pomona's hobby is sleeping. She likes to accompany Albus to listen to chamber music. The conductor is Felix. He likes to find musically talented children from among his students to train. , anyway, it won't be against the old Gryffindor like the old bat.

Sometimes Albus would share with them some knowledge he had learned from Muggles. Newton used his second law and the law of universal gravitation to prove Kepler's law mathematically, and Kepler's law, also known as the law of planetary motion It was discovered by the Danish astronomer Tycho Dodonas.

The motion of the planets has a musical harmony. This celestial music is also inaudible, but it is a symbolic vibration that can be read as a mathematical or religious concept.

Just like the golden ratio, it was a mathematical formula summed up by Pythagoras when he heard the sound of a hammer beating, and was later extended to the Fibonacci sequence.

Not everyone found that "jingling" sound pleasant, and every time Severus sat there, listening to chamber music with Albus, it was difficult for everyone present. But Albus was happy, even if he couldn't fully enjoy the beauty of chamber music.

Edgeworth also has "enlightened" views on agriculture. The benefits of enclosure are obvious. Not only can livestock be raised better, crops can be rotated, he also improves plows and other agricultural tools, and even introduces "Planter" by Jethro Tal.

It is drawn by a horse, can sow 3 rows at the same time, and has a honeycomb-shaped cylinder and spring device to control the amount of seeding by adjusting the vibration of the "sound board".

When the hammer of the piano hits the strings to vibrate, the strings will transfer the generated energy to the soundboard, and the timbre will be amplified through the principle of resonance. The harp has no soundboard, so the sound cannot be amplified through resonance, although the volume is not too high. , but it is suitable for poetic and mysterious music, as if it was born for bards.

If you carefully observe the farmers sowing seeds, you can see that their hands have the movement of "shaking the seeds", and their hands will shake slightly. There are three pedals under the piano. Stepping on different pedals can make the sound of the piano different. The one on the left Pedals soften the sound, the middle pedal sustains whatever note was played before the pedal was pressed, and the right pedal extends the chord. When the finger leaves the key, the original sound will also disappear, and the effect of the lingering sound cannot be produced. The job of the damper is to stop the vibration, and if you press on a vibrating string, it will soon stop and stop humming.

Jethro Tal's planter took this principle and added a few other devices. He was also an reformer with idyllic dreams, but the workers on his farm didn't like it.

When he traveled in France and Italy, he found that the locals used crushed soil instead of fertilizing the land with glucose, but the soil did not contain nutrients, and the crushed soil only increased the air content in the soil, and the roots also needed to breathe.

All in all, his career was not smooth. In 1731, he published "Horsepower Row Farming Law", which was soon pirated and printed by the Netherlands. This made Thal almost give up writing and publishing agronomy theory. Fortunately, some nobles later criticized his work. With interest, continue to fund his research.

But his workers still refused to use the tools he invented, and his son also suffered heavy losses in the crazy speculation. Tal was in poor health and had to move from the north to the south to establish a "prosperity farm". His death was hastened by the great trouble his son caused, and his son was imprisoned in Fleet after his death.

A failed investment is more likely to go bankrupt than squandering. Even with the "Bubble Act", England is still a speculative market, and Charles Grenville is one of the "losers".

If it weren't for the 2 million quintals of grain, Barron, the director of the Bank of France, would have gone bankrupt. He still invested in shipping and ships that looked promising after the signing of the Amiens contract.

There is such a saying in Jin Ping Mei: Wealth and honor are blessings to invest in, and fame and fortune also have worries about fame and fortune. Something will occur if it belongs to your life, if not, do not push it.

Possibly because she's a total freak to read these things out of a book like that. That's right, no decent woman would take Theodora as an example, not even a prudish one.

A dishonest woman is annoying, and a man may like it, but not the kind of "like" that is brought into the marriage hall.

How could she have time to pity Mrs. Emma Hamilton, she didn't know what would happen to her in the future.

When Wu Song killed Pan Jinlian in Jinping Meili, when Ying'er yelled "Uncle, I'm afraid" to Wu Song, he said to her, "Baby, I don't care about you anymore", and then Wu Song swept away Wang Po's belongings and went to Liangshan again .

She thought Jin Ping Mei was obviously a tragedy, worse than the Dream of Red Mansions, at least the women in the Grand View Garden lived a good life without knowing the sufferings of the world.

"Ma'am, here comes the tea." Leila said carefully with the brewed black tea.

Georgiana looked at her, if Leila stayed at home instead of chasing this "opportunity", she was also the wayward lady in the family, why would she do the work of a lady here.

"Come." Georgiana gently waved to Leila and asked her to sit down next to her.

"You did a good job last night," she whispered to Leila. "You can't send that priest away."

"Then what should I do?" Leila asked hastily.

"Let him in," said Georgiana, laughing. "Didn't you let him in?"

Leyla looked confused.

"You are still too young, and you have not experienced many things." Georgiana stroked Leila's hair and said, "Have you thought about it now? Do you want to continue to work, or find someone you can entrust your life to?"

Leila looked at Georgiana.

"May I think about it again?"

"Of course." Georgiana said easily, "By the way, can you play the piano?"

"Yes." Leila replied immediately.

She just wanted Leyla to play a section, but then she thought, there is no piano here.

"Let's talk about it next time," said Georgiana, eyes closed. "Now read the book I'm reading."

Leila immediately picked up the book and did so.

Georgiana sniffed the tea while listening to her reading, feeling drowsy again.

'Go to sleep, sleep for a while, everything will be fine. '

She seemed to hear Albus whispering in her ear.

If only what he said was true.