Seeing Europe With Famous Authors, volume 3
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It is said that each member of the august family succeeded remarkably wellin his or her pursuits; big Monsieur's little notes are still cited. At aminuet or sillabub, poor Antoinette was unrivaled; and Charles, on thetightrope, was so graceful and so gentil that Madame Saqui might envy him. The time only was out of joint. Oh, curst spite, that ever such harmlesscreatures as these were bidden to right it!
A walk to the little Trianon is both pleasing and moral; no doubt thereader has seen the pr...etty, fantastical gardens which environ it; thegroves and temples; the streams and caverns (whither, as the guide tellsyou, during the heat of summer, it was the custom of Marie Antoinette toretire with her favorite, Madame de Lamballe): the lake and Swiss villageare pretty little toys, moreover; and the cicerone of the place does notfail to point out the different cottages which surround the piece ofwater, and tell the names of the royal masqueraders who inhabited each.
In the long cottage, close upon the lake, dwelt the Seigneur du Village, no less a personage than Louis XV.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is said that each member of the august family succeeded remarkably wellin his or her pursuits; big Monsieur's little notes are still cited. At aminuet or sillabub, poor Antoinette was unrivaled; and Charles, on thetightrope, was so graceful and so gentil that Madame Saqui might envy him. The time only was out of joint. Oh, curst spite, that ever such harmlesscreatures as these were bidden to right it!
A walk to the little Trianon is both pleasing and moral; no doubt thereader has seen the pr...etty, fantastical gardens which environ it; thegroves and temples; the streams and caverns (whither, as the guide tellsyou, during the heat of summer, it was the custom of Marie Antoinette toretire with her favorite, Madame de Lamballe): the lake and Swiss villageare pretty little toys, moreover; and the cicerone of the place does notfail to point out the different cottages which surround the piece ofwater, and tell the names of the royal masqueraders who inhabited each.
In the long cottage, close upon the lake, dwelt the Seigneur du Village, no less a personage than Louis XV.
What to read after Seeing Europe With Famous Authors, volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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