Prince Eugene And His Times. An Historical Novel
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He turned away, and as the duchess watched his receding figure, she saw him reel from side to side, like a man intoxi- cated.
At last he was at home. He had strength left to alight, to ascend the long marble staircase, whose balustrade was now hidden by a thicket of climbing jessamines, and to enter the antechamber leading to the apartments of state.
Monsieur Louis, with the elite of his workmen, was deco- rating its walls with hangings of white satin, looped with gar- lands suspended from the ...bills of cooing doves. When he beheld the prince, he came triumphantly forward.
" See. your highness, this is but the vestibule of the temple !
When you will have seen its interior, you will confess that it is worthy the abode of the loveliest bride that ever graced its princely halls." Eugene neither interrupted nor answered him. He raised his large, mournful eyes to the festooned roses, the gilded doves, the snowy, shimmering satin, and to his fading senses they seemed gradually to darken into cypress-wreaths and funereal palls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He turned away, and as the duchess watched his receding figure, she saw him reel from side to side, like a man intoxi- cated.
At last he was at home. He had strength left to alight, to ascend the long marble staircase, whose balustrade was now hidden by a thicket of climbing jessamines, and to enter the antechamber leading to the apartments of state.
Monsieur Louis, with the elite of his workmen, was deco- rating its walls with hangings of white satin, looped with gar- lands suspended from the ...bills of cooing doves. When he beheld the prince, he came triumphantly forward.
" See. your highness, this is but the vestibule of the temple !
When you will have seen its interior, you will confess that it is worthy the abode of the loveliest bride that ever graced its princely halls." Eugene neither interrupted nor answered him. He raised his large, mournful eyes to the festooned roses, the gilded doves, the snowy, shimmering satin, and to his fading senses they seemed gradually to darken into cypress-wreaths and funereal palls.
What to read after Prince Eugene And His Times. An Historical Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Luise Mühlbach to read onlineMoreLess
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