A Keeper of Royal Secrets
A Keeper of Royal Secrets
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For if one must keep shop during the day, one became an aristocrat again in the evening, — one dressed, cultivated the arts, amused oneself. At once she tried to organise a little circle of her own.
Two very definitely separated parties divided this society into two camps. Between the Republicans who wore the tri- colour cockade and the Royalists who had no cockade, there was not room for any shade of opinion. Now Mme. De Genlis stood at about an even distance from the one and the other, suspec...ted by the former and an object of aversion to the latter. Nevertheless she tried to set up a rallying point. She could, at least, count upon her relatives — her son-in-law, General de Valence, and her brother, the Marquis du Crest.
M. De Valence was somewhat isolated. He was generally to be found in the little group, half -patriot, half-Constitution- alist, formed out of the wreckage of the old Orleanist faction, in which one met the brothers Lameth, the Duke d'Aiguillon, and a few others, " the Comte de Rice, Beau- marchais, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For if one must keep shop during the day, one became an aristocrat again in the evening, — one dressed, cultivated the arts, amused oneself. At once she tried to organise a little circle of her own.
Two very definitely separated parties divided this society into two camps. Between the Republicans who wore the tri- colour cockade and the Royalists who had no cockade, there was not room for any shade of opinion. Now Mme. De Genlis stood at about an even distance from the one and the other, suspec...ted by the former and an object of aversion to the latter. Nevertheless she tried to set up a rallying point. She could, at least, count upon her relatives — her son-in-law, General de Valence, and her brother, the Marquis du Crest.
M. De Valence was somewhat isolated. He was generally to be found in the little group, half -patriot, half-Constitution- alist, formed out of the wreckage of the old Orleanist faction, in which one met the brothers Lameth, the Duke d'Aiguillon, and a few others, " the Comte de Rice, Beau- marchais, etc.
What to read after A Keeper of Royal Secrets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Harmand to read onlineMoreLess
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