Recollections of Forty Years
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At a time when we * Note of the Translator. — M. Barthelemy St. Hilaire, whom M. De Lesseps induced to come out to Egypt with him, was busy upon his famous translation of Aristotle, which is a work of great erudition and value.
246 RECOLLECTIONS OF FORTY YEARS.
have reason to fear that the undertaking will not be appreciated as it deserves to be by some few statesmen in Great Britain, the opinion of the king your father, whose great experience and wise spirit of conciliation have often rendered... such service to Europe, may be of immense weight.
"His Highness the Yiceroy, in a reply to a letter from Prince Metternich the other clay, requested him to thank the Emperor of Austria for the official support which his internuncio at Constantinople had given to this enterprise, as one of universal benefit, and as one which could only be opposed out of narrow and egotistical motives. I beg of your Eoyal High- ness to accept my thanks and my gratitude for the encouragement you have afforded me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At a time when we * Note of the Translator. — M. Barthelemy St. Hilaire, whom M. De Lesseps induced to come out to Egypt with him, was busy upon his famous translation of Aristotle, which is a work of great erudition and value.
246 RECOLLECTIONS OF FORTY YEARS.
have reason to fear that the undertaking will not be appreciated as it deserves to be by some few statesmen in Great Britain, the opinion of the king your father, whose great experience and wise spirit of conciliation have often rendered... such service to Europe, may be of immense weight.
"His Highness the Yiceroy, in a reply to a letter from Prince Metternich the other clay, requested him to thank the Emperor of Austria for the official support which his internuncio at Constantinople had given to this enterprise, as one of universal benefit, and as one which could only be opposed out of narrow and egotistical motives. I beg of your Eoyal High- ness to accept my thanks and my gratitude for the encouragement you have afforded me.
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