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`` Sire , as soon as I reached Vienna last night , I sent for the Prince von Lichtenstein and Count Bubna , and locked myself with them in my room . We had a long and exciting discussion ; but I saw that the plenipotentiaries had received fresh instructions from their emperor , and that he had ordered them to make peace . I extorted million by million from them ; at one o'clock in the morning I had already made them consent to the payment of seventy-five millions , the sum demanded by your majesty ; but I saw that I could go farther , and I did . At two o'clock I succeeded in a war contribution of eighty-five millions , and with that I was satisfied . '' `` What ! '' exclaimed the emperor , gayly ; `` you have obtained eighty-five millions when I told you I would be content with seventy-five millions ! That was well done , Champagny , and I am highly pleased with your conduct .