Memoirs of the Court of Marie Antoinette, Queen of France, volume 5
Memoirs of the Court of Marie Antoinette, Queen of France, volume 5
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's battery on the Pont Neuf. Onthe same night a few casual discharges of musketry were heard from theterrace of the Tuileries. The King, deceived by the noise, flew to theQueen's apartments; he did not find her; he ran to the Dauphin's room, where he found the Queen holding her son in her arms. "Madame;" said theKing to her, "I have been seeking you; and you have made me uneasy. " TheQueen, showing her son, said to him, "I was at my post. "--"Anecdotes ofthe Reign of Louis XVI. "] This Princess... received advice and memorials from all quarters. Rivaroladdressed several to her, which I read to her. They were full ofingenious observations; but the Queen did not find that they, containedanything of essential service under the circumstances in which the royalfamily was placed. Comte du Moustier also sent memorials and plans ofconduct. I remember that in one of his writings he said to the King, "Read 'Telemachus' again, Sire; in that book which delighted your Majestyin infancy you will find the first seeds of those principles which, erroneously followed up by men of ardent imaginations, are bringing on theexplosion we expect every moment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
's battery on the Pont Neuf. Onthe same night a few casual discharges of musketry were heard from theterrace of the Tuileries. The King, deceived by the noise, flew to theQueen's apartments; he did not find her; he ran to the Dauphin's room, where he found the Queen holding her son in her arms. "Madame;" said theKing to her, "I have been seeking you; and you have made me uneasy. " TheQueen, showing her son, said to him, "I was at my post. "--"Anecdotes ofthe Reign of Louis XVI. "] This Princess... received advice and memorials from all quarters. Rivaroladdressed several to her, which I read to her. They were full ofingenious observations; but the Queen did not find that they, containedanything of essential service under the circumstances in which the royalfamily was placed. Comte du Moustier also sent memorials and plans ofconduct. I remember that in one of his writings he said to the King, "Read 'Telemachus' again, Sire; in that book which delighted your Majestyin infancy you will find the first seeds of those principles which, erroneously followed up by men of ardent imaginations, are bringing on theexplosion we expect every moment.
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