The Goth And the Hun
The Goth And the Hun
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There was but one table for the accommodation of the guests, and I had for messmates my own coachman, three drunken Szekler peasants, and a female camp-follower, who had gone through al 1 the campaign, and was a fierce and determined enemy of the house of Hapsburg and of the traitor George} T in particular, whose base surrender had produced considerable havoc in her revenues. As my coachman spoke Magyar, I afterwards asked him why he did not join in conversation with the Szeklers \ But he said,... with 170 THE GOTH AND TILE HUN.
a surprise something like alarm, " Good God, sir, how could you suppose that I could ever grease myself with them ; for if we begin ever so civily, we end in blows. " The Saxon has not the deficiency of manly courage which disfigures the Daco-Roman, but he certainly does not possess the warlike energy of the Szekler, and an officer of the army told me, that if you put a Szekler, a Saxon, and a Daco-Roman into the same prison together, you will find, after the lapse of three days, that the Saxon is the master of the Daco-Roman, but the Szekler is the master of the Saxon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was but one table for the accommodation of the guests, and I had for messmates my own coachman, three drunken Szekler peasants, and a female camp-follower, who had gone through al 1 the campaign, and was a fierce and determined enemy of the house of Hapsburg and of the traitor George} T in particular, whose base surrender had produced considerable havoc in her revenues. As my coachman spoke Magyar, I afterwards asked him why he did not join in conversation with the Szeklers \ But he said,... with 170 THE GOTH AND TILE HUN.
a surprise something like alarm, " Good God, sir, how could you suppose that I could ever grease myself with them ; for if we begin ever so civily, we end in blows. " The Saxon has not the deficiency of manly courage which disfigures the Daco-Roman, but he certainly does not possess the warlike energy of the Szekler, and an officer of the army told me, that if you put a Szekler, a Saxon, and a Daco-Roman into the same prison together, you will find, after the lapse of three days, that the Saxon is the master of the Daco-Roman, but the Szekler is the master of the Saxon.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A a Andrew Archibald Paton to read onlineMoreLess
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