The Berlin Court Under William Ii
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, however, at once rearranged his wife's Court on a much larger scale. He tried to establish something after the custom in vogue at Vienna, and to nominate a certain number of Dames du Palais, chosen among the greatest ladies in the land. These are not expected to be in attend- ance on the Empress except on State occasions, but they form part of her household, and enjoy a special precedence over other ladies in Society, as well as certain privileges, such, for instance, as the permission to occ...upy the Royal box at the theatre, to use the 151 The Berlin Court under William II Royal carriages, etc. At present there are fifteen ladies who hold the position of Dame du Palais. These include the Princess Solms-Baruth, nee Hochberg, wife of the Great Chamberlain, a pretty, fair woman, looking ever so much younger than the forty odd years she is in reality ; then the Countess Lehndorff, sister of Count George Kanitz, Master of the Ceremonies, whom I have just mentioned, and the widow of one of the favourites of the old Emperor William, General Count Lehndorff.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, however, at once rearranged his wife's Court on a much larger scale. He tried to establish something after the custom in vogue at Vienna, and to nominate a certain number of Dames du Palais, chosen among the greatest ladies in the land. These are not expected to be in attend- ance on the Empress except on State occasions, but they form part of her household, and enjoy a special precedence over other ladies in Society, as well as certain privileges, such, for instance, as the permission to occ...upy the Royal box at the theatre, to use the 151 The Berlin Court under William II Royal carriages, etc. At present there are fifteen ladies who hold the position of Dame du Palais. These include the Princess Solms-Baruth, nee Hochberg, wife of the Great Chamberlain, a pretty, fair woman, looking ever so much younger than the forty odd years she is in reality ; then the Countess Lehndorff, sister of Count George Kanitz, Master of the Ceremonies, whom I have just mentioned, and the widow of one of the favourites of the old Emperor William, General Count Lehndorff.
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