King Edward in His True Colours
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It was grateful to him for loving Paris, and it lost no opportunity of demon- strating its gratitude. But among his associates there were very few who ascribed this love of Paris to any other feeling than that of a very pronounced taste for pleasure. Paris was reputed as one of the spots in Europe where one can get the greatest amount of amusement, just as Biarritz was thought to be one of the pleasantest seaside places to go to in winter ; so most people ascribed his repeated stays at these pl...aces M 2 1 64 KING EDWARD. VII to his pursuit of personal pleasure. People saw in them no political meaning. Even those who placed him highest in their estimation were convinced that he would doubtless some day make an excellent Constitu- tional Sovereign, representing the British Monarchy with dignity, opening Parliaments, holding Court levees graciously, making speeches in well-selected words at the unveiling of public monuments ; in a word, acquitting himself conscientiously of his trade as King ; but the most sagacious suspected in him nothing beyond these professional qualities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was grateful to him for loving Paris, and it lost no opportunity of demon- strating its gratitude. But among his associates there were very few who ascribed this love of Paris to any other feeling than that of a very pronounced taste for pleasure. Paris was reputed as one of the spots in Europe where one can get the greatest amount of amusement, just as Biarritz was thought to be one of the pleasantest seaside places to go to in winter ; so most people ascribed his repeated stays at these pl...aces M 2 1 64 KING EDWARD. VII to his pursuit of personal pleasure. People saw in them no political meaning. Even those who placed him highest in their estimation were convinced that he would doubtless some day make an excellent Constitu- tional Sovereign, representing the British Monarchy with dignity, opening Parliaments, holding Court levees graciously, making speeches in well-selected words at the unveiling of public monuments ; in a word, acquitting himself conscientiously of his trade as King ; but the most sagacious suspected in him nothing beyond these professional qualities.
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