Private Lives of William Ii His Consort And Secret History of the Court of Ber
Private Lives of William Ii His Consort And Secret History of the Court of Ber
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Let it be averted at aU hazards. It would be nothing short of a calamity just now, " tele- graphed the Kaiser's grandmother.
" I will drive to the Chancellor at once, " cried the Kaiserin, so great was her respect for Queen Victoria's pohtical wisdom ; but the Grand-mistress, Countess Brock- dorff, succeeded in dissuading her from so extraordinary a step by referring to the lack of precedents and sundry scruples of etiquette. Finally, it was agreed that her Majesty should write to Caprivi ; and... aU of us — the Kaiserin, Countess Brockdorff, Fraulein von Gersdorff, and myself — worked out drafts for the important 152 PRIVATE LIVES OF epistle, with the understanding that the best of the four, containing certain points upon which we had settled, should be adopted and sent off after her Majesty had copied it. Of course, a lot of ink was spilled uselessly, and a still greater amount of time wasted, in discussing the merits of our various attempts ; but in the end a reasonably appropriate paper was pieced together, whose leading passages read as follows : " Pray do not leave the Kaiser in the lurch, and thus commit the country to an uncertain future now that the relations between the Crown and its first officer have once more strengthened, and most things that fell into a chaotic condition after Bismarck's retirement are being straightened out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let it be averted at aU hazards. It would be nothing short of a calamity just now, " tele- graphed the Kaiser's grandmother.
" I will drive to the Chancellor at once, " cried the Kaiserin, so great was her respect for Queen Victoria's pohtical wisdom ; but the Grand-mistress, Countess Brock- dorff, succeeded in dissuading her from so extraordinary a step by referring to the lack of precedents and sundry scruples of etiquette. Finally, it was agreed that her Majesty should write to Caprivi ; and... aU of us — the Kaiserin, Countess Brockdorff, Fraulein von Gersdorff, and myself — worked out drafts for the important 152 PRIVATE LIVES OF epistle, with the understanding that the best of the four, containing certain points upon which we had settled, should be adopted and sent off after her Majesty had copied it. Of course, a lot of ink was spilled uselessly, and a still greater amount of time wasted, in discussing the merits of our various attempts ; but in the end a reasonably appropriate paper was pieced together, whose leading passages read as follows : " Pray do not leave the Kaiser in the lurch, and thus commit the country to an uncertain future now that the relations between the Crown and its first officer have once more strengthened, and most things that fell into a chaotic condition after Bismarck's retirement are being straightened out.
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