Memoirs of the Baroness Doberkirch Countess De Montbrison volume 3
Memoirs of the Baroness Doberkirch Countess De Montbrison volume 3
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He is de- votedly attached to his mother, but they cannot have the happiness of seeing each other as often as they would wish. He is very prudent and cir- cumspect, and in speaking of his father, adroitly avoids everything that could cast blame on either of his parents. He was at this time fourteen years of age, and sensible far beyond his years ; his tutor, who accompanied him, told us many affecting anecdotes of his generosity and goodness of heart.
Being told that some descendants of a valet...-de- chambre of the great Cond^ were fallen into great distress, he asked, and obtained permission, to allow them a pension out of his private purse.
" It is my duty, " said he, " to pay to their de- scendants the debt which mv ancestor has con- tracted to those who devoted their hves to his service. " When he was about taking his leave in the evening, his mother could not restrain her tears, and said to him, with deep emotion, " My beloved child, do not forget your mother, though you see her so seldom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is de- votedly attached to his mother, but they cannot have the happiness of seeing each other as often as they would wish. He is very prudent and cir- cumspect, and in speaking of his father, adroitly avoids everything that could cast blame on either of his parents. He was at this time fourteen years of age, and sensible far beyond his years ; his tutor, who accompanied him, told us many affecting anecdotes of his generosity and goodness of heart.
Being told that some descendants of a valet...-de- chambre of the great Cond^ were fallen into great distress, he asked, and obtained permission, to allow them a pension out of his private purse.
" It is my duty, " said he, " to pay to their de- scendants the debt which mv ancestor has con- tracted to those who devoted their hves to his service. " When he was about taking his leave in the evening, his mother could not restrain her tears, and said to him, with deep emotion, " My beloved child, do not forget your mother, though you see her so seldom.
What to read after Memoirs of the Baroness Doberkirch Countess De Montbrison volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henriette Louise Von Waldner Oberkirch to read onlineMoreLess
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