Prince Eugene And His Times An Historical Novel
Prince Eugene And His Times An Historical Novel
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" " And the gondola of the elector will be here to speak the prince's adieux. Now remain just where you are ; and, instead of opening your ears to what is passing in yonder boudoir, make use of your leisure to say your prayers, which you may possibly have forgotten this morning. " The countess lifted up her long train, and, passing it over her arm, went on her way to meet the amiable Strozzi.
"Eeally, Ottario, " said she, entering the cabinet, "your palace is singularly like a prison. As I came... through the corridor, I felt as if I were passing over the Ponte de' Sospiri. The atmosphere of the place is heavy with your jealous sighs. " " True ; there is little happiness under the marble dome of my palace. But let us speak of other things. What can I do to serve you ? " " You seem to intimate that I can never desire to speak with you, except to ask a favor. " " I find that, generally speaking, the case. " " For once you are mistaken. I want nothing from you whatever. " " You seem to have grown rich by some legerdemain or other, Lucretia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " And the gondola of the elector will be here to speak the prince's adieux. Now remain just where you are ; and, instead of opening your ears to what is passing in yonder boudoir, make use of your leisure to say your prayers, which you may possibly have forgotten this morning. " The countess lifted up her long train, and, passing it over her arm, went on her way to meet the amiable Strozzi.
"Eeally, Ottario, " said she, entering the cabinet, "your palace is singularly like a prison. As I came... through the corridor, I felt as if I were passing over the Ponte de' Sospiri. The atmosphere of the place is heavy with your jealous sighs. " " True ; there is little happiness under the marble dome of my palace. But let us speak of other things. What can I do to serve you ? " " You seem to intimate that I can never desire to speak with you, except to ask a favor. " " I find that, generally speaking, the case. " " For once you are mistaken. I want nothing from you whatever. " " You seem to have grown rich by some legerdemain or other, Lucretia.
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 Klara Mller Mundt to read onlineMoreLess
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