Famous Affinities of History volume 2
Famous Affinities of History volume 2
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Poor Perdita took this nonsense so seriously that she gaveup her natural vocation for the stage, and forsook her husband, believing that the prince would never weary of her.
He did weary of her very soon, and, with the brutality of a man ofsuch a type, turned her away with the promise of some money; afterwhich he cut her in the Park and refused to speak to her again. Asfor the money, he may have meant to pay it, but Perdita had a longstruggle before she succeeded in getting it. It may be assume...dthat the prince had to borrow it and that this obligation formedpart of the debts which Parliament paid for him.
It is not necessary to number the other women whose heads heturned. They are too many for remembrance here, and they have nospecial significance, save one who, as is generally believed, became his wife so far as the church could make her so. An act of1772 had made it illegal for any member of the English royalfamily to marry without the permission of the king. A marriagecontracted without the king's consent might be lawful in the eyesof the church, but the children born of it could not inherit anyclaim to the throne.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poor Perdita took this nonsense so seriously that she gaveup her natural vocation for the stage, and forsook her husband, believing that the prince would never weary of her.
He did weary of her very soon, and, with the brutality of a man ofsuch a type, turned her away with the promise of some money; afterwhich he cut her in the Park and refused to speak to her again. Asfor the money, he may have meant to pay it, but Perdita had a longstruggle before she succeeded in getting it. It may be assume...dthat the prince had to borrow it and that this obligation formedpart of the debts which Parliament paid for him.
It is not necessary to number the other women whose heads heturned. They are too many for remembrance here, and they have nospecial significance, save one who, as is generally believed, became his wife so far as the church could make her so. An act of1772 had made it illegal for any member of the English royalfamily to marry without the permission of the king. A marriagecontracted without the king's consent might be lawful in the eyesof the church, but the children born of it could not inherit anyclaim to the throne.
What to read after Famous Affinities of History volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lydon Orr to read onlineMoreLess
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