He is better now, let me add.
In the matter of Savoy,[80] it has vexed and vexes me, I do confess to you.

It's a handle given to various kinds of dirty hands, it spoils the beauty and glory of much, the uncontested admiration of which would have done good to the world.

At the same time, as long as Piedmont and Savoy agree in the annexation to France, there is nothing to object to--not to object to with a reasonable mind.

And it seems to be understood (it is stated in fact), that the cession is under condition of the assent of the populations.

The Vote is necessary to the honour of France.