Famous Affinities of History — volume 1
Famous Affinities of History — volume 1
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The German envoy says: She lives a life of such magnificence and feasting as can hardly beimagined, and occupies a great portion of her time with balls, banquets, hunting, and similar amusements, with the utmost possibledisplay, but nevertheless she insists upon far greater respect beingshown her than was exacted by Queen Mary. She summons Parliament, butlets them know that her orders must be obeyed in any case.
If any one will look at the painting by Zucchero he will see how muchis made of Eli...zabeth's hands--a distinctive feature quite as noble withthe Tudors as is the "Hapsburg lip" among the descendants of the houseof Austria. These were ungloved, and were very long and white, and shelooked at them and played with them a great deal; and, indeed, theyjustified the admiration with which they were regarded by herflatterers.
Such was the personal appearance of Elizabeth. When a young girl, wehave still more favorable opinions of her that were written by thosewho had occasion to be near her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The German envoy says: She lives a life of such magnificence and feasting as can hardly beimagined, and occupies a great portion of her time with balls, banquets, hunting, and similar amusements, with the utmost possibledisplay, but nevertheless she insists upon far greater respect beingshown her than was exacted by Queen Mary. She summons Parliament, butlets them know that her orders must be obeyed in any case.
If any one will look at the painting by Zucchero he will see how muchis made of Eli...zabeth's hands--a distinctive feature quite as noble withthe Tudors as is the "Hapsburg lip" among the descendants of the houseof Austria. These were ungloved, and were very long and white, and shelooked at them and played with them a great deal; and, indeed, theyjustified the admiration with which they were regarded by herflatterers.
Such was the personal appearance of Elizabeth. When a young girl, wehave still more favorable opinions of her that were written by thosewho had occasion to be near her.
What to read after Famous Affinities of History — volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orr Lyndon to read onlineMoreLess
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