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"
Your
Majesty
,
"
replied
Balashëv
,
"
my
master
,
the
Emperor
,
does
not
desire
war
and
as
Your
Majesty
sees
...
"
said
Balashëv
,
using
the
words
Your
Majesty
at
every
opportunity
,
with
the
affectation
unavoidable
in
frequently
addressing
one
to
whom
the
title
was
still
a
novelty
.
Murat
's
face
beamed
with
stupid
satisfaction
as
he
listened
to
"
Monsieur
de
Bal-machève
.
"
But
royauté
oblige
!
*
and
he
felt
it
incumbent
on
him
,
as
a
king
and
an
ally
,
to
confer
on
state
affairs
with
Alexander
's
envoy
.
He
dismounted
,
took
Balashëv
's
arm
,
and
moving
a
few
steps
away
from
his
suite
,
which
waited
respectfully
,
began
to
pace
up
and
down
with
him
,
trying
to
speak
significantly
.
He
referred
to
the
fact
that
the
Emperor
Napoleon
had
resented
the
demand
that
he
should
withdraw
his
troops
from
Prussia
,
especially
when
that
demand
became
generally
known
and
the
dignity
of
France
was
thereby
offended
.
*
"
Royalty
has
its
obligations
.
"
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Balashëv
replied
that
there
was
"
nothing
offensive
in
the
demand
,
because
...
"
but
Murat
interrupted
him
.
"
Then
you
do
n't
consider
the
Emperor
Alexander
the
aggressor
?
"
he
asked
unexpectedly
,
with
a
kindly
and
foolish
smile
.
Balashëv
told
him
why
he
considered
Napoleon
to
be
the
originator
of
the
war
"
Oh
,
my
dear
general
!
"
Murat
again
interrupted
him
,
"
with
all
my
heart
I
wish
the
Emperors
may
arrange
the
affair
between
them
,
and
that
the
war
begun
by
no
wish
of
mine
may
finish
as
quickly
as
possible
!
"
said
he
,
in
the
tone
of
a
servant
who
wants
to
remain
good
friends
with
another
despite
a
quarrel
between
their
masters
.
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And
he
went
on
to
inquiries
about
the
Grand
Duke
and
the
state
of
his
health
,
and
to
reminiscences
of
the
gay
and
amusing
times
he
had
spent
with
him
in
Naples
.
Then
suddenly
,
as
if
remembering
his
royal
dignity
,
Murat
solemnly
drew
himself
up
,
assumed
the
pose
in
which
he
had
stood
at
his
coronation
,
and
,
waving
his
right
arm
,
said
:
"
I
wo
n't
detain
you
longer
,
General
.
I
wish
success
to
your
mission
,
"
and
with
his
embroidered
red
mantle
,
his
flowing
feathers
,
and
his
glittering
ornaments
,
he
rejoined
his
suite
who
were
respectfully
awaiting
him
.
Balashëv
rode
on
,
supposing
from
Murat
's
words
that
he
would
very
soon
be
brought
before
Napoleon
himself
.
But
instead
of
that
,
at
the
next
village
the
sentinels
of
Davout
's
infantry
corps
detained
him
as
the
pickets
of
the
vanguard
had
done
,
and
an
adjutant
of
the
corps
commander
,
who
was
fetched
,
conducted
him
into
the
village
to
Marshal
Davout
.