Literary Recreations
Literary Recreations
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While their persons were de- * See Memoires de Cardinal Retz. 107 corated with scarfs, for the purpose of distinguish- ing the party to which they belonged. In the same saloon were seen instruments of war mixed with instruments of music ; violins with cuirasses. Wo- men, illustrious by their birth, and eminent for their beauty, oftentimes visited the troops, and appeared ?n the councils of war. In respect to the gallantry of those times, it is well known to have been of the most romantic kind, ...Possessed of the warm passions of a Spa- niard, Anne of Austria herself, is said, if we listen to the scandalous tales of the Fronde, to have fre- quently deviated from the line of virtue, in the attachment she manifested to her favourites. To render a public homage to beauty, was considered an act of duty, on the part of man. The most trifling occurrences were classed with things of im- portance, if women were at all concerned in them. The gift of a . Bracelet or glove, was esteemed an event in a man's life ; and love or gallantry were deemed as fit subjects for serious discussion, as the loss or gain of a battle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While their persons were de- * See Memoires de Cardinal Retz. 107 corated with scarfs, for the purpose of distinguish- ing the party to which they belonged. In the same saloon were seen instruments of war mixed with instruments of music ; violins with cuirasses. Wo- men, illustrious by their birth, and eminent for their beauty, oftentimes visited the troops, and appeared ?n the councils of war. In respect to the gallantry of those times, it is well known to have been of the most romantic kind, ...Possessed of the warm passions of a Spa- niard, Anne of Austria herself, is said, if we listen to the scandalous tales of the Fronde, to have fre- quently deviated from the line of virtue, in the attachment she manifested to her favourites. To render a public homage to beauty, was considered an act of duty, on the part of man. The most trifling occurrences were classed with things of im- portance, if women were at all concerned in them. The gift of a . Bracelet or glove, was esteemed an event in a man's life ; and love or gallantry were deemed as fit subjects for serious discussion, as the loss or gain of a battle.
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