Harry Potter’s Morning Light

   Chapter 2336 "doctor" (below)

  The square in front of the city hall was full of people. They looked up at the sky one by one, but because the sun was a little dazzling, the ladies held up parasols, and the men watched the sky with binoculars.

   "Let's not go there, ma'am," said Figel.

Georgiana had no objection. In fact, she also held up the opera binoculars and sat in the carriage expecting the "pilot" to make his debut, while Matilda introduced the "pilot" to other people who had not seen the "world". A performance that took place in Paris on October 22, 1797.

At that time, shortly after the Guoyue coup, the newspapers were discussing the benefits of the Campo Formio Peace Treaty. .

Leonardo da Vinci designed a lot of flying devices, many of which are still in the conception stage, but some people want to try whether these devices designed by Leonardo da Vinci can really fly. One of the drawings is a kind of painting. A pyramid-shaped object, with a person suspended from its four corners, could land safely in Leonardo da Vinci's vision.

There was a general named Messnier who wanted the hot air balloon to be driven by human propulsion. He installed a propeller on the hot air balloon, and the balloon was also designed to be more aerodynamic oval, but this propeller The power generated is not enough, and the course cannot be changed. The other is this "parachute" designed by Leonardo da Vinci. It is said that he once used it on a roof in his hometown and did not break his leg.

Then in Montpellier, Languedoc, a balloonist named Brown Shire tethered his parachute to a crate with critters and dropped them from the hot air balloon, all safe. On the way, but the first person to try the parachute was Garneran, and everyone thought he was crazy.

He made his first test jump in Paris, and after the signing of the Treaty of Amiens, he repeated his achievements in London. This is a large-scale outdoor performance different from theater magic. Although tickets are free, you can go on newspaper.

   Whether in Egypt or Rouen, it is estimated that I have never seen a similar "performance"...

  Georgianna didn't want to join Margaret's conversation.

   She put down the telescope and wanted to chat with two locals, who were more interested in Matilda's "news". When Georgiana was about to speak to them, they seemed a little frightened, and their request was not to ban Holy Day, another important gathering day for Belgians besides the market, which was good for business prosperity.

  Georgianna kept smiling and didn't say whether it was good or bad. At this time, Matilda's voice drew their attention away, so Georgiana took this opportunity to get out of the car.

   "Madam..." Figel said anxiously.

   "I'm going to St. Lumodi Church." Georgiana said softly.

  Figel looked at the distance, turned over and dismounted, and "escorted" her away from the crowd towards the church.

   Bonaparte had planned to let her do the translation and show him the contents of the newspaper after sorting out the contents of the newspaper. From a certain point of view, it was a very suitable position for "arranging" a woman like her.

   Maybe one day she will be dealt with like Pauline, he still loves Josephine, and Josephine also has the status of a legal wife, but these are not the focus of her memory.

There was a royalist newspaper at the time, and they had asked this question in 1797: although he (Bonaparte) made a great journey from Rome to Vienna, established a republic on the north and south of the Po, and overthrew Venice and Genoa Republic, what will he become? In the autocratic system people call monarchy, it is very easy to reward a hero, honor, a little blue ribbon, is priceless, and even the favor of the monarch can replace everything. But in our great democracy, in which no distinction is made, who can believe that a great man, thirsting for honor, will be satisfied with the prizes of encouragement and the poetry of Chenier from both houses? What role will he play when this glorious career comes to an end? Will he be the arbiter of peace? Or an administrator? Or the Minister of War? Or to be called a congressman, if he will. God, what a depravity for the Italian conquerors!

  There were also many people standing at the door of the church, and they were also looking up at the sky, so that few people noticed Georgiana.

She didn't disturb them. When she walked to the door of the church, the sound of the cello came from inside. Someone was playing Bach's Cello Suite in G major in front of the shrine where they stood a few days ago. The other priests were standing by. listen.

   As she expected, the music sounded different from the concert hall after the reverberation in the church.

  When she was in Bruges, she went to visit the Church of Our Lady, although many artworks flowed out because of the war, but it actually enshrined the only work by Michelangelo outside of Italy.

   That work is not as shocking as Pietà. The Virgin has a serious expression, and the baby in her arms is pouting, it looks like the mother and son have quarreled.

  This is different from other works of the Virgin and Child of similar themes enshrined in the church. They all look solemn and sacred. At the time, the priest of the church told her that it was the work of Michelangelo when he was 31 years old. Florence had a huge stone, because it was so big that no sculptor dared to touch it, Michelangelo was only 26 years old, and when Florence was in chaos over the death of Lorenzo Medici, he was deeply moved Florence is not a place to stay for a long time. He went to Venice, Rome and other places to find development opportunities and became famous at a young age. However, Michelangelo, who returned with honor, was not looked down upon. People did not believe that this 26-year-old young man was qualified for the job. This statue of the Virgin of Bruges was made during that time.

   Eventually he persuaded the Florentines, and Michelangelo used that stone to carve "David", which was placed in front of the main entrance of Palazzo Veggio as the patron saint of Florence.

   In Dante's Divine Comedy Inferno, the people in the forest of suicides wailed, regretting that the patron saint of Florence had become John the Baptist, Dante completed the Divine Comedy before the wool workers revolted.

   So, is this her role? Let the conquerors fall, as the royalist newspapers wrote?

   In fact, the vast majority of people measure the strength and weakness of a country according to the size of the country, even if the land conquered by the conquerors will be lost again soon, restored to its original state, or even smaller than before.

   She felt so guilty that Severus took care of her when she was sick, which was more real than any kind of love or passion, which many people can't do.

  Why didn't he come to her?

  To be honest, it feels good to be welcomed by the aisles, but if it was the witch in her dream who was sent to the execution ground, she was riding on a donkey and being thrown eggs and vegetables, it was called a parade.

  Some mistakes cannot be made once. This intolerant world will not give many opportunities to repent.

   The music ended, and the player looked at her, and she wasn't sure if she should go in again.

   At this moment, there was cheers behind her. She walked outside the church and looked up at the sky with the others. A hot air balloon was slowly flying over the bell tower of St. Lumodi Church.

And the person performing skydiving was different from what she thought. The parachute was not on his back. He was standing in a basket with a lot of ropes tied around it. The hemispherical parasol, when the performer was ready, he asked the assistant on the hot air balloon to cut the rope, and then the parachute fell down smoothly, and there was no process of unfolding the parachute from the backpack, so it was not as thrilling as expected, But it still caused exclamations from the people standing in the square.

  The performer was trying to control the ropes around the basket to avoid the basket swinging back and forth, and the landing blue finally landed smoothly on the open space of the square.

   There was no accident except for the impact of the landing, which knocked the performer out of the basket, and the crowd gathered around him like a welcome hero.

   "Which performance do you prefer?"

   She turned back and found that it was the cellist who had left the shrine and was standing behind her.

   Her eyes turned to his cello involuntarily, which reminded her of the violin that Severus threw into the "lake" with six Muggle souls sealed.

   "This...this is..."

"I bought it at an auction, the sound is good." The performer said proudly, "It was made by the Italian master violin maker Stradivari. It once belonged to a doctor in Lyon. A good piano, but unfortunately he may be a good doctor, but not a good musician."

   "And you are a musician, but not a doctor." Georgiana teased.

   "I will also heal people, using my music." The performer said, "Tell me how you felt just now."

Georgiana didn't want to answer his question, his music didn't bring healing, it only caused her pain, like chili peppers for toothache and shingles, that didn't work, just temporarily paralyzed People feel that the same pain will come back after the "medicine effect" is lost, or even more serious. In the end, it is necessary to find the right medicine, or else the tooth will be pulled out.

But that's Mexican witch doctors, they're being phased out as science progresses, and they're not the only ones being phased out, unless science is cornered, people will think of these ancient things, it's like hunting for treasure in a **** heap, maybe found useful.

   "What's your name?" asked Georgiana.

   "Jean-Pierre Duport, it's an honor to meet you, ma'am," said the virtuoso.

   "Do you know anything else?" asked Georgiana.

   "Who do you want to hear from?" asked Dubault.

   "Amaze me," she said with a smile, turning and walking into the church.

   (end of this chapter)