Napoleon And the Queen of Prussia
Napoleon And the Queen of Prussia
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Here, your excellency, is a communication from Minister vonHardenberg, which will confirm all I have said. " He laid another letter on the table. Baron von Stein took it and lookedat the address with a faint smile. "It is Hardenberg's handwriting, " hesaid; "he is a genuine courtier, and takes it always for granted thatthe king's will is a sacred law for every one. He calls me already'Prussian Minister of Finance. ' And the queen?" he then asked, raisinghis eyes to M. Von Schladen. "What does s...he say? Does she believe, too, that I can forget, forgive, and return?" "The queen believes it, because she wishes it, your excellency. 'Steinis my last consolation, ' she said to me when I took leave of her. 'Beinga man of magnanimity and the keenest sagacity, he may be able todiscover ways and means of saving the country that are as yet concealedfrom us. Tell him that, when he comes, the sun will rise again for me;tell him to remember the sacred vow I received from him to standfaithfully by us, and to come when Prussia stands in need of him, andcalls him to her assistance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here, your excellency, is a communication from Minister vonHardenberg, which will confirm all I have said. " He laid another letter on the table. Baron von Stein took it and lookedat the address with a faint smile. "It is Hardenberg's handwriting, " hesaid; "he is a genuine courtier, and takes it always for granted thatthe king's will is a sacred law for every one. He calls me already'Prussian Minister of Finance. ' And the queen?" he then asked, raisinghis eyes to M. Von Schladen. "What does s...he say? Does she believe, too, that I can forget, forgive, and return?" "The queen believes it, because she wishes it, your excellency. 'Steinis my last consolation, ' she said to me when I took leave of her. 'Beinga man of magnanimity and the keenest sagacity, he may be able todiscover ways and means of saving the country that are as yet concealedfrom us. Tell him that, when he comes, the sun will rise again for me;tell him to remember the sacred vow I received from him to standfaithfully by us, and to come when Prussia stands in need of him, andcalls him to her assistance.
What to read after Napoleon And the Queen of Prussia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L. Mühlbach to read onlineMoreLess
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