The German Classics of the Nineteenth And Twentieth Centuries, volume 07
The German Classics of the Nineteenth And Twentieth Centuries, volume 07
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KING.
'Tis done! And that we need waste no time in choice--let himdiscuss--me.
ALL (_startled_).
Your Majesty?
KING.
It's very warm here. [_Opens his coat_. ] Let's make ourselvescomfortable, Eversmann. Well, Prince--begin. Give us a speech about me.
HOTHAM.
Please-- KING.
No hesitation--let it be as if I had just died-- HOTHAM.
Your Majesty-- KING.
Quiet! Silence all. The Prince of Baireuth will give us a speech aboutme. [_Aside_. ] _In vino veritas_. I am curious to know whether such aFrench ...windbag is composed entirely of falsehoods.
HOTHAM (_aside_).
This is the decisive moment.
PRINCE (_steps forward, he staggers slightly then controls himself_).
Merry company!
KING.
Merry? I'm dead.
PRINCE.
No matter, they're merry just the same.
KING.
Gad! is that true?
PRINCE.
Merry company--cheerful mourners--permit me to interrupt your enjoymentby a few painful remarks on the qualities of the deceased.
KING.
Painful remarks? That's a good beginning.
PRINCE.
Friedrich Wilhelm I. , King of Prussia, was a great man, in whosecharacter were united the strangest contradictions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
KING.
'Tis done! And that we need waste no time in choice--let himdiscuss--me.
ALL (_startled_).
Your Majesty?
KING.
It's very warm here. [_Opens his coat_. ] Let's make ourselvescomfortable, Eversmann. Well, Prince--begin. Give us a speech about me.
HOTHAM.
Please-- KING.
No hesitation--let it be as if I had just died-- HOTHAM.
Your Majesty-- KING.
Quiet! Silence all. The Prince of Baireuth will give us a speech aboutme. [_Aside_. ] _In vino veritas_. I am curious to know whether such aFrench ...windbag is composed entirely of falsehoods.
HOTHAM (_aside_).
This is the decisive moment.
PRINCE (_steps forward, he staggers slightly then controls himself_).
Merry company!
KING.
Merry? I'm dead.
PRINCE.
No matter, they're merry just the same.
KING.
Gad! is that true?
PRINCE.
Merry company--cheerful mourners--permit me to interrupt your enjoymentby a few painful remarks on the qualities of the deceased.
KING.
Painful remarks? That's a good beginning.
PRINCE.
Friedrich Wilhelm I. , King of Prussia, was a great man, in whosecharacter were united the strangest contradictions.
What to read after The German Classics of the Nineteenth And Twentieth Centuries, volume 07?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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