Roughing It, Part 7.
Roughing It, Part 7.
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Next comes the royal Steward and the Grand Equerry in Waiting--highdignitaries with modest salaries and little to do.
Then we have his Excellency the First Gentleman of the Bed-chamber--anoffice as easy as it is magnificent.
Next we come to his Excellency the Prime Minister, a renegade Americanfrom New Hampshire, all jaw, vanity, bombast and ignorance, a lawyer of"shyster" calibre, a fraud by nature, a humble worshipper of the sceptreabove him, a reptile never tired of sneering at the land of h...is birth orglorifying the ten-acre kingdom that has adopted him--salary, $4, 000 ayear, vast consequence, and no perquisites.
Then we have his Excellency the Imperial Minister of Finance, who handlesa million dollars of public money a year, sends in his annual "budget"with great ceremony, talks prodigiously of "finance, " suggests imposingschemes for paying off the "national debt" (of $150, 000, ) and does it allfor $4, 000 a year and unimaginable glory.
Next we have his Excellency the Minister of War, who holds sway over theroyal armies--they consist of two hundred and thirty uniformed Kanakas, mostly Brigadier Generals, and if the country ever gets into trouble witha foreign power we shall probably hear from them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Next comes the royal Steward and the Grand Equerry in Waiting--highdignitaries with modest salaries and little to do.
Then we have his Excellency the First Gentleman of the Bed-chamber--anoffice as easy as it is magnificent.
Next we come to his Excellency the Prime Minister, a renegade Americanfrom New Hampshire, all jaw, vanity, bombast and ignorance, a lawyer of"shyster" calibre, a fraud by nature, a humble worshipper of the sceptreabove him, a reptile never tired of sneering at the land of h...is birth orglorifying the ten-acre kingdom that has adopted him--salary, $4, 000 ayear, vast consequence, and no perquisites.
Then we have his Excellency the Imperial Minister of Finance, who handlesa million dollars of public money a year, sends in his annual "budget"with great ceremony, talks prodigiously of "finance, " suggests imposingschemes for paying off the "national debt" (of $150, 000, ) and does it allfor $4, 000 a year and unimaginable glory.
Next we have his Excellency the Minister of War, who holds sway over theroyal armies--they consist of two hundred and thirty uniformed Kanakas, mostly Brigadier Generals, and if the country ever gets into trouble witha foreign power we shall probably hear from them.
What to read after Roughing It, Part 7.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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