Charles And Eugenia
Charles And Eugenia
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Sometimes he enthusiastically described the sumptuousness of his apartments, and the richness and elegance of his equipages ; then he would enumerate all the noblemen and persons of distinction who visited him, without omitting one of the titles, orders, ribbons, &c. With which they were decorated. Eugenia listened in silent awe, but, if M. Waldsee happened to be present at these conversations, he would smile and shrug up his shoulders, circumstances which Charles thought very extraordinary, an...d tried in vain to account for.
F3 106 After he had been at the palace about a month or six weeks, the professor asked him how the prince treated him, and if the young Cainillus was amiable. Not knowing what to reply, Charles hesitated ; the prince had only spoken to him once on the day of his arrival ; since then he had not even seen him. The question whether Camillus was amiable embarrassed him still more, and, before he gave an answer, he first considered with himself what was requisite to make a person amiable or beloved ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes he enthusiastically described the sumptuousness of his apartments, and the richness and elegance of his equipages ; then he would enumerate all the noblemen and persons of distinction who visited him, without omitting one of the titles, orders, ribbons, &c. With which they were decorated. Eugenia listened in silent awe, but, if M. Waldsee happened to be present at these conversations, he would smile and shrug up his shoulders, circumstances which Charles thought very extraordinary, an...d tried in vain to account for.
F3 106 After he had been at the palace about a month or six weeks, the professor asked him how the prince treated him, and if the young Cainillus was amiable. Not knowing what to reply, Charles hesitated ; the prince had only spoken to him once on the day of his arrival ; since then he had not even seen him. The question whether Camillus was amiable embarrassed him still more, and, before he gave an answer, he first considered with himself what was requisite to make a person amiable or beloved ?
What to read after Charles And Eugenia?
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