Constitutional Government in Spain a Sketch
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In 1868 the revolution occurred, and the Queen was dethroned and fled to France. Her conjugal infidelity had much to do in awaken- ing popular indignation. In 1870 she abdicated her right to the throne in favor of Alfonso, the Prince of the Asturias. The telegram announ- cing the call of Alfonso to the throne reached Paris at night. All were asleep at the hotel except the anxious mother, who, according to a sketch of Alfonso published in 1885 in the New York Herald, on reading the glad news, hu...r- ried, in the lightest of negliges, to her son's bed- room, and cried aloud, as she awoke Alfonso from a sound sleep, " See ! read ! You are king of Spain ! Permit me, Sire, to kiss your hand as the first of your Majesty's subjects. " Al- fonso languidly drew his hand from under the coverlet, presented it to his mother's lips, and then turning over, fell asleep without having Appendix B. 159 uttered a word. With the accession of Alfonso, Isabel returned to Madrid, and now she passes her time there, at Seville in the Alcazar, and at Paris.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1868 the revolution occurred, and the Queen was dethroned and fled to France. Her conjugal infidelity had much to do in awaken- ing popular indignation. In 1870 she abdicated her right to the throne in favor of Alfonso, the Prince of the Asturias. The telegram announ- cing the call of Alfonso to the throne reached Paris at night. All were asleep at the hotel except the anxious mother, who, according to a sketch of Alfonso published in 1885 in the New York Herald, on reading the glad news, hu...r- ried, in the lightest of negliges, to her son's bed- room, and cried aloud, as she awoke Alfonso from a sound sleep, " See ! read ! You are king of Spain ! Permit me, Sire, to kiss your hand as the first of your Majesty's subjects. " Al- fonso languidly drew his hand from under the coverlet, presented it to his mother's lips, and then turning over, fell asleep without having Appendix B. 159 uttered a word. With the accession of Alfonso, Isabel returned to Madrid, and now she passes her time there, at Seville in the Alcazar, and at Paris.
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