Carlyle
Carlyle
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" The good Wife rises : I know not that it was the first time she had been so called ; but it did prove the last. * + + Ups and downs there still were ; sore fluctuating labour, as the poor King struggles to his final rest, this morning. He was at the window again, when the Wacht-parade (Grenadiers on Guard) turned out ; he saw them make their evolutions for the last time. After which, new relapse, new fluctuation. It was about eleven o'clock, when Cochius was again sent for. The King lay speec...hless, seemingly still conscious, in bed ; Cochius prays with fervour, in a loud tone, that the dying King may hear and join. '* Not so loud !" says the King, rallying a little. He had remembered that it was the season when his servants got their new liveries ; they had been ordered to appear this day in full new costume: "O vanity! O vanity!" said Friedrich Wilhelm, at sight of the ornamented plush. " Pray for me, pray for me ; my trust is in the Saviour ! " he often said. His pains, his weakness are great ; the cordage of a most tough heart rending itself piece by piece.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The good Wife rises : I know not that it was the first time she had been so called ; but it did prove the last. * + + Ups and downs there still were ; sore fluctuating labour, as the poor King struggles to his final rest, this morning. He was at the window again, when the Wacht-parade (Grenadiers on Guard) turned out ; he saw them make their evolutions for the last time. After which, new relapse, new fluctuation. It was about eleven o'clock, when Cochius was again sent for. The King lay speec...hless, seemingly still conscious, in bed ; Cochius prays with fervour, in a loud tone, that the dying King may hear and join. '* Not so loud !" says the King, rallying a little. He had remembered that it was the season when his servants got their new liveries ; they had been ordered to appear this day in full new costume: "O vanity! O vanity!" said Friedrich Wilhelm, at sight of the ornamented plush. " Pray for me, pray for me ; my trust is in the Saviour ! " he often said. His pains, his weakness are great ; the cordage of a most tough heart rending itself piece by piece.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goethe And Carlyle to read onlineMoreLess
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