Rival French Courts; the Experiences of a Lady-in-Waiting At Sceaux, At Versailles, And in the Bastille
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The women of the Duchesse d'Anjou were approached first, as the highest in the land ; though they were not the rose, they lived nearest E 2 70 GREAT TRIALS AND SMALL TRIUMPHS the rose, some of its fragrance might cling to them and make them a connecting link between two hostile species. Alas for the disastrous results I They asked Mademoiselle Delaunay how much profit she derived from this, how much from that, and as she appeared totally ignorant on these important points, they turned their bac...ks with contempt upon a person so evidently weak- minded and resourceless. The next move was not much happier ; the determined peace-maker seized upon the first individual who hove in sight, and poured upon her all the praise with which she had formerly intended to win the whole corps ; her shortsightedness had played her a trick, she had hit upon the last person to deserve her laudations, and it was so generally evident that a loud burst of laughter greeted her unlucky efforts !
Incongruously enough she seemed doomed to appear stupid in a position which was in reality much below her mental capacities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The women of the Duchesse d'Anjou were approached first, as the highest in the land ; though they were not the rose, they lived nearest E 2 70 GREAT TRIALS AND SMALL TRIUMPHS the rose, some of its fragrance might cling to them and make them a connecting link between two hostile species. Alas for the disastrous results I They asked Mademoiselle Delaunay how much profit she derived from this, how much from that, and as she appeared totally ignorant on these important points, they turned their bac...ks with contempt upon a person so evidently weak- minded and resourceless. The next move was not much happier ; the determined peace-maker seized upon the first individual who hove in sight, and poured upon her all the praise with which she had formerly intended to win the whole corps ; her shortsightedness had played her a trick, she had hit upon the last person to deserve her laudations, and it was so generally evident that a loud burst of laughter greeted her unlucky efforts !
Incongruously enough she seemed doomed to appear stupid in a position which was in reality much below her mental capacities.
What to read after Rival French Courts; the Experiences of a Lady-in-Waiting At Sceaux, At Versailles, And in the Bastille?
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