Austria And the Austrians volume 1
Austria And the Austrians volume 1
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Things are repeated at Vienna, far longer after their occurrence, than with us. We have constantly occurring subjects of exciting interest — the politics, the literature, and the men and * He died in 1814, during the congress at Vienna.
236 THE KAHLENBERG.
measures of the day, afford a superabundant supply of colloquial food. At Vienna they have, and they consider it safer, to feast, except in material subjects, on the usual trifling com- mon day occurrences, or on reminiscences of the past. Th...ere is not a Fiirstin or Grafin, above thirty years of age, that cannot repeat some sprightly saying or anecdote of the Prince de Ligne.
The snug box, rather than seat, which he occupied on the Kahlenberg, was indeed often filled by his real friends. Here he invoked the muses, and sought relaxation from the fatigues of courtly amusements, — and with a few friends, lived for them, and for himself. * It stands, I believe, on the very spot which * On the front of the building, immediately overlooking the Danube, the prince had cut the following lines, writ- ten by himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Things are repeated at Vienna, far longer after their occurrence, than with us. We have constantly occurring subjects of exciting interest — the politics, the literature, and the men and * He died in 1814, during the congress at Vienna.
236 THE KAHLENBERG.
measures of the day, afford a superabundant supply of colloquial food. At Vienna they have, and they consider it safer, to feast, except in material subjects, on the usual trifling com- mon day occurrences, or on reminiscences of the past. Th...ere is not a Fiirstin or Grafin, above thirty years of age, that cannot repeat some sprightly saying or anecdote of the Prince de Ligne.
The snug box, rather than seat, which he occupied on the Kahlenberg, was indeed often filled by his real friends. Here he invoked the muses, and sought relaxation from the fatigues of courtly amusements, — and with a few friends, lived for them, and for himself. * It stands, I believe, on the very spot which * On the front of the building, immediately overlooking the Danube, the prince had cut the following lines, writ- ten by himself.
What to read after Austria And the Austrians volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W C W Wenzel Carl Wolfgang Blumenbach to read onlineMoreLess
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