Stuart Life And Manners
Stuart Life And Manners
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Louis would do what man could do to save her, all that the greatest of Kings could do. But that was little. The doctors were as ignorant in France as in England. And if Madame's constitution could not save her, then might God help her, for human arts were of no avail. Poor Madame! She was afraid to die; and yet that bright spirit watched with a sort of graceful despair the helplessness of her physicians. The King urged certain remedies, but the doctors would not have them. A bright THE MYSTIC H...OUR OF THREE ! 247 flash of the wit, of the spirit, of the gay old days illumin- ated her death-bed. " I suppose, " she said, " I must die according to rule. " ' It was a brave jest. But Louis could not jest with the girl he loved so well speeding forever from his sight. Tears streamed down his cheeks. And while the Queen wept he knelt and clasped her in a last brotherly fare- well. " Do not weep, sire, " she whispered; " you will make me weep too. " And the daughter of Charles I. Would not die in tears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Louis would do what man could do to save her, all that the greatest of Kings could do. But that was little. The doctors were as ignorant in France as in England. And if Madame's constitution could not save her, then might God help her, for human arts were of no avail. Poor Madame! She was afraid to die; and yet that bright spirit watched with a sort of graceful despair the helplessness of her physicians. The King urged certain remedies, but the doctors would not have them. A bright THE MYSTIC H...OUR OF THREE ! 247 flash of the wit, of the spirit, of the gay old days illumin- ated her death-bed. " I suppose, " she said, " I must die according to rule. " ' It was a brave jest. But Louis could not jest with the girl he loved so well speeding forever from his sight. Tears streamed down his cheeks. And while the Queen wept he knelt and clasped her in a last brotherly fare- well. " Do not weep, sire, " she whispered; " you will make me weep too. " And the daughter of Charles I. Would not die in tears.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P F William Patrick Francis William Ryan to read onlineMoreLess
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