Journal of the Swedish Embassy 8 7
Journal of the Swedish Embassy 8 7
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_ There is no reason why he should: he knows his nation neverpretended to have the precedence of England, and you, being master of theceremonies, cannot be ignorant of it.
_Mast. Cer. _ I confess that your nation always had the precedence ofDenmark when you were under a king.
_Wh. _ I should never give it from them though they were under aconstable.
_Mast. Cer. _ If you insist upon it, the Danish Ambassador must beuninvited again, for I perceive that you two must not meet.
_Wh. _ I suppose the ...gentleman would not expect precedence of me.
_Mast. Cer. _ I can assure you he doth.
_Wh. _ I can assure you he shall never have it, if I can help it. But Ipray, Master, tell me whether her Majesty takes notice of this questionof precedence, or did she wish to confer with me about it?
_Mast. Cer. _ The Queen commanded me to speak with you about it, hopingthat the question might be so composed that she might have the company ofyou both at her entertainment.
_Wh. _ I shall stay at home rather than interrupt her Majesty's pleasures, which I should do by meeting the Danish Ambassador, to whom I shall notgive precedence, unless he be stronger than I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_ There is no reason why he should: he knows his nation neverpretended to have the precedence of England, and you, being master of theceremonies, cannot be ignorant of it.
_Mast. Cer. _ I confess that your nation always had the precedence ofDenmark when you were under a king.
_Wh. _ I should never give it from them though they were under aconstable.
_Mast. Cer. _ If you insist upon it, the Danish Ambassador must beuninvited again, for I perceive that you two must not meet.
_Wh. _ I suppose the ...gentleman would not expect precedence of me.
_Mast. Cer. _ I can assure you he doth.
_Wh. _ I can assure you he shall never have it, if I can help it. But Ipray, Master, tell me whether her Majesty takes notice of this questionof precedence, or did she wish to confer with me about it?
_Mast. Cer. _ The Queen commanded me to speak with you about it, hopingthat the question might be so composed that she might have the company ofyou both at her entertainment.
_Wh. _ I shall stay at home rather than interrupt her Majesty's pleasures, which I should do by meeting the Danish Ambassador, to whom I shall notgive precedence, unless he be stronger than I.
What to read after Journal of the Swedish Embassy 8 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitelocke Bulstrode to read onlineMoreLess
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