Memoirs of the Court of Charles Ii
Memoirs of the Court of Charles Ii
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Lady Chesterfield found fault with the composition; but her husband, who 194 THE COURT OF CHARLES II clearly perceived that he was the person played upon, thought it a most detestable piece. However, though he was in the last agony at being obliged to curb his passion while others gave a free scope to theirs, he was resolved to find out the drift of the visit; but it was not in his power; for having the honour to be Chamberlain to the Queen, a messenger came to re- quire his immediate attendanc...e on her Majesty. His first thought was to pretend sickness; the second to suspect that the Queen, who sent for him at such an unseasonable time, was in the plot; but at last, after all the extravagant ideas of a suspicious man, and all the irresolutions of a jealous husband, he was obliged to go.
We may easily imagine what his state of mind was when he arrived at the Palace. Alarms are to the jealous what disasters are to the unfortunate: they seldom come alone, but form a series of persecution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lady Chesterfield found fault with the composition; but her husband, who 194 THE COURT OF CHARLES II clearly perceived that he was the person played upon, thought it a most detestable piece. However, though he was in the last agony at being obliged to curb his passion while others gave a free scope to theirs, he was resolved to find out the drift of the visit; but it was not in his power; for having the honour to be Chamberlain to the Queen, a messenger came to re- quire his immediate attendanc...e on her Majesty. His first thought was to pretend sickness; the second to suspect that the Queen, who sent for him at such an unseasonable time, was in the plot; but at last, after all the extravagant ideas of a suspicious man, and all the irresolutions of a jealous husband, he was obliged to go.
We may easily imagine what his state of mind was when he arrived at the Palace. Alarms are to the jealous what disasters are to the unfortunate: they seldom come alone, but form a series of persecution.
What to read after Memoirs of the Court of Charles Ii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anthony Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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