In Chteau Land
In Chteau Land
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Surely this reunion so intimate, this solitary sojourn, this delightful dalliance with the fine arts could hurt no one. ' ' Charming, innocent, pastoral seems this life, as Madame de Stae'l described it, and yet even such simple pleasures as these she was not allowed to enjoy, for during a brief visit to the home of M. De Montmorency, an attempt was made to seize her manuscripts, which her children had fortunately put in a place of safety; her book was suppressed and she was ordered to leave Fr...ance within three days.
When Madame de Stae'l asked why she was treated with such harshness by the govern- ment and why her book was censured, the answer given under the signature of the min- istry plainly stated that the head and front of her offending consisted in her not having men- tioned the Emperor in her last work. It is difficult to believe that a man who could do such great things as Napoleon could be so small as to follow this brilliant woman with bitter, 275 IN CHATEAU LAND relentless hatred, because she failed to burn incense at his shrine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Surely this reunion so intimate, this solitary sojourn, this delightful dalliance with the fine arts could hurt no one. ' ' Charming, innocent, pastoral seems this life, as Madame de Stae'l described it, and yet even such simple pleasures as these she was not allowed to enjoy, for during a brief visit to the home of M. De Montmorency, an attempt was made to seize her manuscripts, which her children had fortunately put in a place of safety; her book was suppressed and she was ordered to leave Fr...ance within three days.
When Madame de Stae'l asked why she was treated with such harshness by the govern- ment and why her book was censured, the answer given under the signature of the min- istry plainly stated that the head and front of her offending consisted in her not having men- tioned the Emperor in her last work. It is difficult to believe that a man who could do such great things as Napoleon could be so small as to follow this brilliant woman with bitter, 275 IN CHATEAU LAND relentless hatred, because she failed to burn incense at his shrine.
What to read after In Chteau Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wharton Anne Hollingsworth to read onlineMoreLess
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