The Burlesque Napoleon
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Jerome accepted the offer at once, in spite of the Queen's unwillingness to lose her friend. Reinhard records the departure of the Otter- stadts, which made a great stir at Court, at the end of August 1812. Blanche herself, still at Genoa with Jenny La Fleche, at the same time received an intimation that neither of them was any longer desired at Cassel. This time her disgrace was final. The King had just taken Madame de Lowenstein into high favour; and besides, he had already departed far from ...his usual unforgiving attitude towards acts of un- 276 Palace Life at Cassel faithfulness to himself. Madame de Keudel- stein saw that there were no further prospects in Westphalia, and took refuge in a villa on the shores of Lake Constance, bought for her by the Prince Royal of Wtirtemberg. As for La Fleche, his peculations in connection with the Civil List had already been discovered, and he had been removed from office for that office's good.
So ends the story of Blanche Carrega, Bar- oness Keudelstein.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jerome accepted the offer at once, in spite of the Queen's unwillingness to lose her friend. Reinhard records the departure of the Otter- stadts, which made a great stir at Court, at the end of August 1812. Blanche herself, still at Genoa with Jenny La Fleche, at the same time received an intimation that neither of them was any longer desired at Cassel. This time her disgrace was final. The King had just taken Madame de Lowenstein into high favour; and besides, he had already departed far from ...his usual unforgiving attitude towards acts of un- 276 Palace Life at Cassel faithfulness to himself. Madame de Keudel- stein saw that there were no further prospects in Westphalia, and took refuge in a villa on the shores of Lake Constance, bought for her by the Prince Royal of Wtirtemberg. As for La Fleche, his peculations in connection with the Civil List had already been discovered, and he had been removed from office for that office's good.
So ends the story of Blanche Carrega, Bar- oness Keudelstein.
What to read after The Burlesque Napoleon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sergeant, Philip Walsingham, 1872- to read onlineMoreLess
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