The Keeper of the Robes
The Keeper of the Robes
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Fanny Burney had simply adopted the Oriental attitude of tradition, and prostrating herself before the Royal chair, had placed the foot of the occupant upon her neck.
But the Queen showed herself to be " liberal and noble-minded " and drew tears from Fanny's eyes '* in several instances, " and nothing could be more satis- THE TRAGIC MUSE 311 factory to all concerned, except perhaps those friends of Miss Burney's whom she could no longer meet unless by Royal permission.
But Miss Burney had certa...inly many opportunities of forming new friendships from outside. It will be remembered that good Mr. Smelt had suggested, when laying before her the many advantages of the situation that he came to offer her, the opportunities she would have of doing good turns to her family. No such favourable chance had she experienced, however, unless her being able to present her father's Birthday Ode can be so termed ; but it seems that the moment she took up her duties in the Queen's room she had been beset by petitioners begging her to lay their cases before Her Majesty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fanny Burney had simply adopted the Oriental attitude of tradition, and prostrating herself before the Royal chair, had placed the foot of the occupant upon her neck.
But the Queen showed herself to be " liberal and noble-minded " and drew tears from Fanny's eyes '* in several instances, " and nothing could be more satis- THE TRAGIC MUSE 311 factory to all concerned, except perhaps those friends of Miss Burney's whom she could no longer meet unless by Royal permission.
But Miss Burney had certa...inly many opportunities of forming new friendships from outside. It will be remembered that good Mr. Smelt had suggested, when laying before her the many advantages of the situation that he came to offer her, the opportunities she would have of doing good turns to her family. No such favourable chance had she experienced, however, unless her being able to present her father's Birthday Ode can be so termed ; but it seems that the moment she took up her duties in the Queen's room she had been beset by petitioners begging her to lay their cases before Her Majesty.
What to read after The Keeper of the Robes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Frank Frankfort to read onlineMoreLess
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