No. 49 To the Empress, at Paris
Osterode, February 23, 1807, 2 P.M.
My Dear,—Your letter of the 10th received. I am sorry to see you are a little out of sorts.
I have been in the country for the past month, experiencing frightful weather, because it has been unsettled, and varying from cold to warm within a week. Still, I am very well.
Try and pass your time pleasantly; have no anxieties, and never doubt the love I bear you.
Napoleon.
February 26th.—Dupont defeats Russians at Braunsberg.