Secret Memoirs of the Courts of Europe 8 8
Secret Memoirs of the Courts of Europe 8 8
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But the scheme proved a failure. The Tziganes, trueto the instincts that they have inherited from countless generations, abandoned the comfortable houses, the fields and blossoming gardenswith which they had been provided by their imperial benefactor. Theyrefused to till the soil, and commenced once more their interminablewanderings.
In spite of this fiasco, the archduke still continues to considerhimself as the protector of the Romanys, and remains proud of histitle of "Gypsy Prince, " being s...agacious enough to realize that itis impossible for a race to eradicate from their character, in acomparatively short space of time, traits that have been theirs forhundreds, nay thousands of years; for the origin of these gypsies isstill shrouded in mystery and lost in the gloom of prehistoric ages, although it is probable that they are of Persian descent.
While Emperor William's taste as regards music meets with verywidespread approval, and his gifts as a composer are very generallyrecognized, he has been less fortunate with regard to other branchesof art; notably in the matter of painting, where he finds himself infrequent conflict with his people, especially with the great paintersof his empire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the scheme proved a failure. The Tziganes, trueto the instincts that they have inherited from countless generations, abandoned the comfortable houses, the fields and blossoming gardenswith which they had been provided by their imperial benefactor. Theyrefused to till the soil, and commenced once more their interminablewanderings.
In spite of this fiasco, the archduke still continues to considerhimself as the protector of the Romanys, and remains proud of histitle of "Gypsy Prince, " being s...agacious enough to realize that itis impossible for a race to eradicate from their character, in acomparatively short space of time, traits that have been theirs forhundreds, nay thousands of years; for the origin of these gypsies isstill shrouded in mystery and lost in the gloom of prehistoric ages, although it is probable that they are of Persian descent.
While Emperor William's taste as regards music meets with verywidespread approval, and his gifts as a composer are very generallyrecognized, he has been less fortunate with regard to other branchesof art; notably in the matter of painting, where he finds himself infrequent conflict with his people, especially with the great paintersof his empire.
What to read after Secret Memoirs of the Courts of Europe 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mme La Marquise De Fontenoy to read onlineMoreLess
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