Marie Antoinette And the End of the Old Rgime
Marie Antoinette And the End of the Old Rgime
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The prophet ascended the tripod and spoke. The matter, he declared, was worthy of the Prince; it would be completely successful; it would put the last touch to the kindness of the Queen, and finally hasten the day when, for the hap- piness of France, of Europe, of humanity, the rare gifts of the Cardinal should become known. Rohan hesitated no longer, and the affair of the necklace began.
VIII.
THE COUNTESS DB LA MOTTE.
THE Countess de La Motte was, even more than Cagliostro, the evil genius of... the Cardinal de Rohan. She was a perfect ty2:>e of a woman of no defined position, at war, from her birth, with the social order, all the laws of which she defied ; she was an adventuress, who united with vicious instincts wild extravagance, and insatiable vanity with the haughti- ness of a princess, the cynicism and depravity of a courtesan. Madame de La Motte was one of those unhappy natures which show what intelligence is when not controlled by morality and common sense.
This woman, whose ardent imagination had a de- moniac quality, found that at certain limits lying is a proof of ability ; imposture, of courage ; swindling, of talent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The prophet ascended the tripod and spoke. The matter, he declared, was worthy of the Prince; it would be completely successful; it would put the last touch to the kindness of the Queen, and finally hasten the day when, for the hap- piness of France, of Europe, of humanity, the rare gifts of the Cardinal should become known. Rohan hesitated no longer, and the affair of the necklace began.
VIII.
THE COUNTESS DB LA MOTTE.
THE Countess de La Motte was, even more than Cagliostro, the evil genius of... the Cardinal de Rohan. She was a perfect ty2:>e of a woman of no defined position, at war, from her birth, with the social order, all the laws of which she defied ; she was an adventuress, who united with vicious instincts wild extravagance, and insatiable vanity with the haughti- ness of a princess, the cynicism and depravity of a courtesan. Madame de La Motte was one of those unhappy natures which show what intelligence is when not controlled by morality and common sense.
This woman, whose ardent imagination had a de- moniac quality, found that at certain limits lying is a proof of ability ; imposture, of courage ; swindling, of talent.
What to read after Marie Antoinette And the End of the Old Rgime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Imbert De Saint-Amand, 1834-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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