The Budget Closed
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Pleasant Meeting.
BERLIN, Sept. 22. MY DEAR F : We have devoted to-day to the " lions" of Berlin, going first to the Chamber of Art, at present in the attic story of the royal palace, though soon to be removed to rooms in the new museum, which, it is to be hoped, will be a little more easy of access than the present chambers, for steeper stairs I never went up than those leading to it.
Of the " thousand and one" things collected there, I was the most pleased with those connected with associ- a*...ions of the great Frederick, or that had some partic- ular historical reference. And first, as to the great monarch. Behold a wax figure of him, wearing the very uniform he had on the day of his death, the coat looking the worse for wear, the scabbard of his sword mended with sealing-wax by his own hands, and his shirt-sleeves trimmed with very dirty looking lace.
LETTERS. 263 His cane, his flute, and even his pocket handkerchief are here, the last torn and bearing several patches. We were shown his watch, which he always wound up himself, and which, neglected the last day of his life, by a singular coincidence stopped at the very moment of his death, and still points to the hour of his depart- ure from this mortal life, twenty minutes past two.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pleasant Meeting.
BERLIN, Sept. 22. MY DEAR F : We have devoted to-day to the " lions" of Berlin, going first to the Chamber of Art, at present in the attic story of the royal palace, though soon to be removed to rooms in the new museum, which, it is to be hoped, will be a little more easy of access than the present chambers, for steeper stairs I never went up than those leading to it.
Of the " thousand and one" things collected there, I was the most pleased with those connected with associ- a*...ions of the great Frederick, or that had some partic- ular historical reference. And first, as to the great monarch. Behold a wax figure of him, wearing the very uniform he had on the day of his death, the coat looking the worse for wear, the scabbard of his sword mended with sealing-wax by his own hands, and his shirt-sleeves trimmed with very dirty looking lace.
LETTERS. 263 His cane, his flute, and even his pocket handkerchief are here, the last torn and bearing several patches. We were shown his watch, which he always wound up himself, and which, neglected the last day of his life, by a singular coincidence stopped at the very moment of his death, and still points to the hour of his depart- ure from this mortal life, twenty minutes past two.
What to read after The Budget Closed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Anthony Eames to read onlineMoreLess
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