Frederick the Great And His Court
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Besides all this, I will not fatigue myself inminute details on this subject; I do not deem it of sufficientimportance. My time is much occupied, and I have more important andbetter things to do than to weary myself over dull questions offinance. " "No, majesty, " cried Boden, "you have nothing more important or betterto do. The finances are the blood-vessels of the State, and the wholebody would sicken and die if these vessels should be choked orirregular in their action. " "Then must we call ...the lancet to our aid, " said the king. "I am thephysician of this revenue, you are the surgeon only when I need thelancet; then will you strike the vein, and allow so much golden bloodto flow as I think good and necessary. " "No, this will I not do!" said Boden, resolutely; "your majesty candismiss me, but you cannot force me to act against my conscience. " "Boden!" cried the king in so loud and angry a tone that even the twolistening courtiers trembled and turned pale.
"This man is already a corpse, " whispered Pollnitz.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides all this, I will not fatigue myself inminute details on this subject; I do not deem it of sufficientimportance. My time is much occupied, and I have more important andbetter things to do than to weary myself over dull questions offinance. " "No, majesty, " cried Boden, "you have nothing more important or betterto do. The finances are the blood-vessels of the State, and the wholebody would sicken and die if these vessels should be choked orirregular in their action. " "Then must we call ...the lancet to our aid, " said the king. "I am thephysician of this revenue, you are the surgeon only when I need thelancet; then will you strike the vein, and allow so much golden bloodto flow as I think good and necessary. " "No, this will I not do!" said Boden, resolutely; "your majesty candismiss me, but you cannot force me to act against my conscience. " "Boden!" cried the king in so loud and angry a tone that even the twolistening courtiers trembled and turned pale.
"This man is already a corpse, " whispered Pollnitz.
What to read after Frederick the Great And His Court?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Luise Mühlbach to read onlineMoreLess
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