Secret Memoirs of Princess Lamballe; Being Her Journals, Letters, And Conversations During Her Confidential Relations With Marie Antoinette
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Her Maj- esty once gave me nearly thirty letters she had written in 268 CHAPTER XXI the course of two days, which were forwarded by my cara Inglesina — cara indeed ! for she was of the greatest serv- ice.* " Her Majesty slept very little. But her courage never slackened; and neither her health, nor her general ami- ableness, was in the least a£Eected. Though few females could be more sensible than herself to poignant mortifi- cation at seeing her former splendor hourly decrease, yet she never o...nce complained. She was, in this respect, a real stoic.
"The palace was now become, what it still remains, like a police office. It was filled with spies and runners.
Every member of the assembly, by some means or other, had his respective emissary. All the antechambers were peopled by inveterate Jacobins, by those whose greatest pleasure was to insult the ears and minds of all whom they considered above themselves in birth, or rank, or virtue. So completely were the decencies of life abolished, that common respect was withheld even from the Royal Family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her Maj- esty once gave me nearly thirty letters she had written in 268 CHAPTER XXI the course of two days, which were forwarded by my cara Inglesina — cara indeed ! for she was of the greatest serv- ice.* " Her Majesty slept very little. But her courage never slackened; and neither her health, nor her general ami- ableness, was in the least a£Eected. Though few females could be more sensible than herself to poignant mortifi- cation at seeing her former splendor hourly decrease, yet she never o...nce complained. She was, in this respect, a real stoic.
"The palace was now become, what it still remains, like a police office. It was filled with spies and runners.
Every member of the assembly, by some means or other, had his respective emissary. All the antechambers were peopled by inveterate Jacobins, by those whose greatest pleasure was to insult the ears and minds of all whom they considered above themselves in birth, or rank, or virtue. So completely were the decencies of life abolished, that common respect was withheld even from the Royal Family.
What to read after Secret Memoirs of Princess Lamballe; Being Her Journals, Letters, And Conversations During Her Confidential Relations With Marie Antoinette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lamballe, Marie Therèse Louise De Savoie-Carignan, Princesse De, 1749-1792 to read onlineMoreLess
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