Theboydriedhistears，andwenttosleepwithasmileuponhislips。
ButMarieAntoinettedidnotsleep；sittingerectinherbed，shelistenedtothecriesandfiendishshoutingswhichcameupfromtheterraceoftheFeuillants，asthepeopleheapedtheirabusesuponher，anddemandedherhead。
Onthenextdaynewsufferings!Theroyalfamilyhadtogoagainintothelittleboxwhichtheyhadoccupiedthedaybefore；theyhadtolistentothedeliberationoftheNationalAssemblyaboutthefutureresidenceoftheroyalfamily，whichhadmadeitselfunworthytoinhabittheTuileries，whileeventheLuxemburgpalacewasnosuitableresidenceforMonsieurandMadameVeto。
Thequeenhadinthemeantimeregainedherself-possessionandcalmness，shecouldevensummonasmiletoherlipswithwhichtogreetherchildrenandthefaithfulfriendswhothrongedaroundherinordertobenearherinthesepainfulhours。ShewaspleasedwiththeattentionsofthewifeoftheEnglishambassador，LadySutherland，whosentlinenandclothesofherownsonforthedauphin。ThequeenalsoreceivedfromMadameTourzelherwatchwithmanythanks，sinceshehadbeenrobbedofherownandherpurseonthewaytotheConventdesFeuillants。
Onreceivingnewsofthistheft，thefivegentlemenpresenthastenedtolayallthegoldandnotesthattheycarriedaboutthemonthetablebeforetheywithdrew。ButMarieAntoinettehadnoticedthis。