Berlin And Sans Souci Or Frederick the Great And His Friends An Historical
Berlin And Sans Souci Or Frederick the Great And His Friends An Historical
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Why am I set aside ? " " I can only say to all this that I go no more upon the balcony. " " That is to say—" " That is to say that my stars are quenched and my sun has set in clouds. I am, even as you are, set aside. " Pollnitz gazed at Trenck with so sharp and cunning an eye that the young man was confused and looked down. The baron laughed merrily.
" Dear Trenck, " said he, " a lie shows in your face like a spot on the smooth skin of a rosy apple. You are too young to understand lying, and I ...am too old to be deceived by it. Another point: will you make me believe that this luxury which surrounds you is maintained with your lieutenant's pay?" " You forget that my father has left me his property of Sherlock, and that I have rented it for eight hundred thalers ! " " I am too good an accountant not to know that this sum would scarcely suffice for your horses and servants. " " Well, perhaps you are right ; for the rest I may thank my gracious king. During the course of this year he has presented me with three hundred Fredericks d'or; and now you know the source of my revenue and will not think so meanly of me as to suppose that — " " That your great love has any thing to do with earthly riches or advancement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why am I set aside ? " " I can only say to all this that I go no more upon the balcony. " " That is to say—" " That is to say that my stars are quenched and my sun has set in clouds. I am, even as you are, set aside. " Pollnitz gazed at Trenck with so sharp and cunning an eye that the young man was confused and looked down. The baron laughed merrily.
" Dear Trenck, " said he, " a lie shows in your face like a spot on the smooth skin of a rosy apple. You are too young to understand lying, and I ...am too old to be deceived by it. Another point: will you make me believe that this luxury which surrounds you is maintained with your lieutenant's pay?" " You forget that my father has left me his property of Sherlock, and that I have rented it for eight hundred thalers ! " " I am too good an accountant not to know that this sum would scarcely suffice for your horses and servants. " " Well, perhaps you are right ; for the rest I may thank my gracious king. During the course of this year he has presented me with three hundred Fredericks d'or; and now you know the source of my revenue and will not think so meanly of me as to suppose that — " " That your great love has any thing to do with earthly riches or advancement.
What to read after Berlin And Sans Souci Or Frederick the Great And His Friends An Historical?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Klara Mller Mundt to read onlineMoreLess
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