Calderon the Courtier, a Tale
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The crowd, in partingsuddenly, left Calderon immediately in front of Philip; who, after gazing on him sternly for a moment, turned away, with markeddiscourtesy, from the favourite's profound reverence, and began a lowand smiling conversation with Gonsalez de Leon, one of Calderon's openfoes.
The crowd exchanged looks of delight and surprise; and each or thenobles, before so wooing in their civilities to the minister, edgedcautiously away.
His mortification had but begun. Presently Uzeda, hither...to almost astranger to those apartments, appeared; the prince hastened to him, andin a few minutes the duke was seen following the prince into hisprivate chamber. The sun of Calderon's favour seemed set. So thoughtthe courtiers: not so the haughty favourite. There was even a smile oftriumph on his lip--a sanguine flush upon his pale cheek, as he turnedunheeding from the throng, and then entering his carriage, regained hishome.
He had scarcely re-entered his cabinet, ere, faithful to hisappointment, Fonseca was announced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The crowd, in partingsuddenly, left Calderon immediately in front of Philip; who, after gazing on him sternly for a moment, turned away, with markeddiscourtesy, from the favourite's profound reverence, and began a lowand smiling conversation with Gonsalez de Leon, one of Calderon's openfoes.
The crowd exchanged looks of delight and surprise; and each or thenobles, before so wooing in their civilities to the minister, edgedcautiously away.
His mortification had but begun. Presently Uzeda, hither...to almost astranger to those apartments, appeared; the prince hastened to him, andin a few minutes the duke was seen following the prince into hisprivate chamber. The sun of Calderon's favour seemed set. So thoughtthe courtiers: not so the haughty favourite. There was even a smile oftriumph on his lip--a sanguine flush upon his pale cheek, as he turnedunheeding from the throng, and then entering his carriage, regained hishome.
He had scarcely re-entered his cabinet, ere, faithful to hisappointment, Fonseca was announced.
What to read after Calderon the Courtier, a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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