Harry Potter’s Morning Light

  Chapter 1612 Son of God Abandoned (15)

  After the fog, looking at Rouen from the city wall, it is as if you are in London, at least in the eyes of Mr. Dumont.

  He is a typical English gentleman. He talked to Georgian about his experiences during the trip. When talking about Naples, he suddenly remembered something. He took out a black flannel pocket from his jacket pocket and handed it to Georgiana.

   "What is this?" Georgiana asked as she opened it.

  "Gifts for you." Mr. Dumont said happily, "though they are not as expensive as those given to you by Mr. Monroe."

  Georgiana opened her pocket, and by the moonlight of the full moon, she found a very old compass and a small black female sculpture.

"This was found in the ancient city of Pompeii." Mr. Dumont said. "The compasses two thousand years ago are not very different from the ones we use now. The basalt sculpture is a weighing mound used by Pompeii. If you look closely, you will find her ears. There are hoop earrings made of grains, which can be used to pass hemp rope or represent the goddess Astermia."

   "It makes a deep impression." Georgiana couldn't help but look at the small sculpture.

  Astermia is the daughter of the goddess Simis. The sculpture of Simis can often be seen at the gate of the court, the woman with blindfolded eyes and a sword and balance in her hand.

  Simis is in charge of fairness in the heavens, and Astemia is in charge of fairness in the human world. She also has a sword and a scale in her hand, but it is used to weigh grains, meaning the goddess of fair trade.

  Although these things are everyday objects, even if they were found in the ancient city of Pompeii after thousands of years, they are still far less valuable than the rare pearls of Cleopatra, but Georgiana still didn't want to accept them.

  Fair trading is not so easy, but now is a sensitive period.

"This is Emma's husband, Sir Hamilton discovered. He was a frequent visitor to Pompeii while he was ambassador in Naples. Emma often accompanied him." Dumont said. "When I saw them together, I couldn't believe them. It’s a husband and wife. Sir Hamilton is a collector-loving figure. He married her into the house like collecting a wonderful piece of art. He wanted to show her to the upper class of Naples as if he wanted to show off his collection. You know the Mediterranean Is'living painting' popular in the area?"

   "I haven't heard of it." Georgiana said tremblingly.

"She will dress like those in the famous paintings for Sir Hamilton and the guests to admire, and she will also speak fluent Italian and French, plus her lively nature, the entire Naples upper class likes her, even including Queen of Naples, Marie Antoinette’s sister Maria Carolina, the Austrian princess who vowed to avenge her sister and brother-in-law. I have never seen a woman as dangerous as her, she is like a nemesis She once said in front of Emma that she was willing to turn Naples into a match. Even if the match always burns out first, it could ignite a prairie fire. She instilled this hatred on her daughter and son and let them Marriage with the Spanish royal family, we removed Sir Hamilton from Naples not only for Nelson, but also because Sir Hamilton, who loves art, will find it difficult to cope with the future situation."

  "Who will be the new Naples ambassador?" Georgiana asked.

   "I heard that you once dressed up as a character in the painting for your honorable Bonaparte to admire. This is what your husband taught you?" Dumont asked.

   "No." Georgiana said displeased.

   "Then where did you learn it?"

   "No one taught me, I thought it myself." Giorgioanna said, "It was derived from a poem by Shakespeare. Napolioni used to think Shakespeare was nothing great."

  Dumont raised his eyebrows in surprise, but he still tried to hide his smile and asked, "Excuse me, can you tell me which poem it is?"

   "You can read Shakespeare by yourself." Georgiana said with a stiff face.

   "I heard that Napoleon used to like Oxian's poems in Scotland. Has he read to you?" Dumont asked.

   "No." Georgiana said dryly, but he did say Shakespeare to her.

   "That's really bad."

   "What's bad?"

   "I thought you would bring him creative inspiration, instead of spending energy on planning war."

   "I'm not that great." Georgiana said coldly.

"No, do you know how much the British steel companies miss the days of zero tariffs? Emma and Nelson were not together at the first meeting. In 1798, in order to prevent Napoleon from continuing his expedition to Egypt, Nelson was after the Battle of Abukir He used to recuperate in Naples. Because of the loss of his right eye and arm, Nelson’s life was affected to a certain extent. Emma took care of him for a period of time. Nelson was also a commoner, because he was indifferent to his wife because of his indifference to his wife when he went out all the year round. He was very considerate of Emma. She is very grateful for her care, sincere respect and love for her, which makes Emma, ​​who was abandoned by her lover and regarded as a collection by her husband, loves in her heart. Although Stone lovers and foster mistresses are common in the upper class, they are married men and women. Cohabitation is intolerable. Even playboys will be accused of moral decay. His Majesty is very strict in this regard. Not only his sister, but even Nelson can hardly tolerate him, and it coincides with the resignation of William Pitt Jr. Their political opponents used this opportunity to attack him with newspapers. For the people, they were more willing to attack Emma, ​​and those newspapers that attacked you were bought by the steel tycoons. You are now Creope of the United Kingdom. Terra."

  Georgiana stopped.

   "Gold coins jingle, and the bad words stop abruptly. This is Rothschild's family motto." Dumont said, "I heard you saw Fox some time ago."

"Yes it is."

   "He seems to have said a lot."

  Georgiana nodded.

   "May I know what he said?" Dumont whispered, although Georgiana's maids were standing far apart.

   "Why don't you ask him directly?" Georgiana said.

   "Because Henry Petty is a friend of William Pitt Jr.," Dumont said. "The relationship between Senator Pete and Fox is very delicate now."

  Georgina hesitated for a moment and said, "He told me about soda and Joseph Priestley."

  "How do you understand?" Dumont asked.

She bit her lip, stared at Dumont, and then said, "If I want to leave Europe and settle in the United States like Joseph Priestley, I must not be too much to the United States, otherwise the world will have no place for me. ."

  Dumont let out a long sigh of relief, "Do you think you can't go back to China?"

  "Princess Caroline was not rejected by King George. She is still his sister. France is much more open than England in this respect, as long as I am not as extravagant and wasteful as the mistress of Louis XV..."

   "The old Marquis believes that land is the mother of wealth." Dumont interrupted Georgiana. "Do you understand what this means?"

  Georgiana looked at him in surprise.

   "Charles Fox believes that the United States can no longer take it back, but there are still quite a few people in Parliament who believe that the Americas can be taken back. Do you know how Americans are now solving their financial problems?

  Georgiana shook her head.

"National debt, their collateral is slaves. These'people' can not only become agricultural labor in the New World, but also balance income and expenditure. When a slave owner is insolvent, he can sell those slaves in exchange for wealth, avoiding a lot of Financial conflict."

   "I thought we were talking about interesting topics." Georgiana said blankly.

"The abolition of slavery is not only a moral movement, Georgian, but also involves economics and politics. You can see that the Lord is not just planning to inherit the title of Marquis. After entering the Privy Council, you are a mediocre person. Since you have made Napoleon like it. Shakespeare, can you make him..."

"Oh I see!"

"what?"

  Georgiana remembered the reason why she sang that wonderful hymn, but Napoleon was calm.

  Because John Newton is still alive, he is still a priest dedicated to the emancipation of slaves.

   "This is a complicated question." Georgiana said calmly, "Let's talk about Nelson and Emma. Does she still perform live paintings for him?"

   "Can you tell me which poem made Napoleon fall in love with Shakespeare?"

   "Secret." She smiled lightly, and then opened her arms on the wall to continue singing the god-given grace.

Sometimes it is not the parents who abandoned their children, but the children who left their parents, just like the little son in the Bible who divided his family and took his wealth to live a luxurious life in a distant place. His father still welcomes him back. It is a pity that he You have to wait until you become a pig-herd slave to think of going home. Is this kind of younger brother worthy of forgiveness in the eyes of the older brother?

  (End of this chapter)