My Memoirs
My Memoirs
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A commissary of police, with a sufficiently strong force of policemen under his orders, was guarding the great gateways opening on the courtyard. Our carriage was stopped even before we had penetrated the crowd.
Comte de Banuelos put out his head, summoned a policeman, and begged him to send for the commissary. The Comte explained who he was, a, nd informed him that he was going to salute the King. The commissary excused himself with great politeness, but said that he could not allow us to pass.... Comte de Banuelos then gave him his card, and begged him to send it by one of his men to Comte Morphy, Governor of the Prince^ 6 82 MEMOIRS OF M. DE BLOWITZ of the Asturias, henceforth King of Spain. The commissary of poHce glanced at the card, bowing on reading the name that it bore, and granted the request. Ten minutes later a strong cordon of police made a passage in the crowd for our carriage, and men pro- tected us and defended the gate, in order to prevent a sudden rush within the courtyard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A commissary of police, with a sufficiently strong force of policemen under his orders, was guarding the great gateways opening on the courtyard. Our carriage was stopped even before we had penetrated the crowd.
Comte de Banuelos put out his head, summoned a policeman, and begged him to send for the commissary. The Comte explained who he was, a, nd informed him that he was going to salute the King. The commissary excused himself with great politeness, but said that he could not allow us to pass.... Comte de Banuelos then gave him his card, and begged him to send it by one of his men to Comte Morphy, Governor of the Prince^ 6 82 MEMOIRS OF M. DE BLOWITZ of the Asturias, henceforth King of Spain. The commissary of poHce glanced at the card, bowing on reading the name that it bore, and granted the request. Ten minutes later a strong cordon of police made a passage in the crowd for our carriage, and men pro- tected us and defended the gate, in order to prevent a sudden rush within the courtyard.
What to read after My Memoirs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henri Georges Stephane Opper De Blowitz to read onlineMoreLess
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