Lives of the Queens of England of the House of Hanover volume 1
Lives of the Queens of England of the House of Hanover volume 1
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Howard: — ' If their royal highnesses will have everything stand CAROLINE WJLHELMINA DOROrHEA. L6l as it is, furniture and picture^, I will have 3, 000/. -pev annum. Both run hazard of being spoiled ; and the last, to be sure, will be all to be new bought, whenever my son is of age. The quantity the rooms take cannot be well furnished under 10, 000/. But if their highnesses will permit all the pictures to be removed, and buy the furniture as it will be valued by different people, the house shal...l go at 2, 000/. If the prince or princess pre- fer much the buying outright, under 60, 000/. It will not be parted with as it now stands ; and all his Majesty's revenue cannot purchase a place so fit for them, nor for less a sum. The princess asked me at the drawing-room if I would not sell my line house. I answered her, smiling, that I was under no necessity to part with it ; yet, when what I thought was the value of it should be offered, perhaps my prudence might overcome my inclination. ' At the period when Caroline expressed some inclina- tion to possess this residence, on the site of the old mulberry garden, there w^as a mulberry garden at Chelsea, the owner of which was a Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Howard: — ' If their royal highnesses will have everything stand CAROLINE WJLHELMINA DOROrHEA. L6l as it is, furniture and picture^, I will have 3, 000/. -pev annum. Both run hazard of being spoiled ; and the last, to be sure, will be all to be new bought, whenever my son is of age. The quantity the rooms take cannot be well furnished under 10, 000/. But if their highnesses will permit all the pictures to be removed, and buy the furniture as it will be valued by different people, the house shal...l go at 2, 000/. If the prince or princess pre- fer much the buying outright, under 60, 000/. It will not be parted with as it now stands ; and all his Majesty's revenue cannot purchase a place so fit for them, nor for less a sum. The princess asked me at the drawing-room if I would not sell my line house. I answered her, smiling, that I was under no necessity to part with it ; yet, when what I thought was the value of it should be offered, perhaps my prudence might overcome my inclination. ' At the period when Caroline expressed some inclina- tion to possess this residence, on the site of the old mulberry garden, there w^as a mulberry garden at Chelsea, the owner of which was a Mrs.
What to read after Lives of the Queens of England of the House of Hanover volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doran, Dr. (John), 1807-1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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