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" I have the honour to be. Madam, " Tour ladyship's most obedient," etc. etc These letters have been taken promiscuously from the upper and middling classes, and from a large collection on the same subject, in order to give an impartial idea of the feeling which generally prevailed at that time, respecting the wrongs of the Princess of Wales.
128 DIARY OF THE TIMES OF It may be that this was the proudest moment of the Princess's troubled life ; afterwards, there was more pomp and greater public... demonstration of feeling for her, but then it was a storm of passion and of party, not the sober current of honest feelings, which moved justice to stand forth and defend her.
May 10th, 1813. — ^After all these triumphs, we are only making a charivari upon an old tin tea-kettle of a harpsichord. Full of my own feelings and my own regrets, I yet could enter into those of hers, if there was uniform greatness, uniform tenderness, uniform anything; — ^but courtly ways are not my ways, and the unfortunate Princess is so inconsistent, so reckless of propriety, so childishly bent on mere amusement, that I foresee her enemies must and will get the upper hand !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I have the honour to be. Madam, " Tour ladyship's most obedient," etc. etc These letters have been taken promiscuously from the upper and middling classes, and from a large collection on the same subject, in order to give an impartial idea of the feeling which generally prevailed at that time, respecting the wrongs of the Princess of Wales.
128 DIARY OF THE TIMES OF It may be that this was the proudest moment of the Princess's troubled life ; afterwards, there was more pomp and greater public... demonstration of feeling for her, but then it was a storm of passion and of party, not the sober current of honest feelings, which moved justice to stand forth and defend her.
May 10th, 1813. — ^After all these triumphs, we are only making a charivari upon an old tin tea-kettle of a harpsichord. Full of my own feelings and my own regrets, I yet could enter into those of hers, if there was uniform greatness, uniform tenderness, uniform anything; — ^but courtly ways are not my ways, and the unfortunate Princess is so inconsistent, so reckless of propriety, so childishly bent on mere amusement, that I foresee her enemies must and will get the upper hand !
What to read after The Court of England Under George Iv.: Founded On a Diary Interspersed With Letters Written By ... 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bury Charlotte Campbell Lady to read onlineMoreLess
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