The Life of His Royal Highness the Prince Consort volume 1
The Life of His Royal Highness the Prince Consort volume 1
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I shall probably have a few minutes conversation at Bamberg with the Crown Prince of Bavaria. Charles is to meet me at Mayence. I was at the Rosenau to-day, and send you the enclosed flowers from there. We dine here with Mama to-day. To-morrow I hold a levee, and then hurry back to you.
Coburg, April 6, 1844.
On the llth the Prince returned to Windsor. How significant is the laconic entry in his Diary, which, as a rule, is a dry record in the fewest words of the main in cidents of his days. Cro...ssed on the llth. I arrived at six o clock in the evening at Windsor. Great joy.
Before leaving England the Prince had prepared two 5 General-Superintendent Genzler, the Court Chaplain, had officiated, and preached the Sermon, when the Prince and his Brother were confirmed, on the 12th of April, 1835 (see Early Years, Appendix B), a circumstance calculated to deepen the Prince s emotion on the present occasion.
p 2 212 THORBURN S PORTRAIT 1844 agreeable surprises for the Queen upon her birthday.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shall probably have a few minutes conversation at Bamberg with the Crown Prince of Bavaria. Charles is to meet me at Mayence. I was at the Rosenau to-day, and send you the enclosed flowers from there. We dine here with Mama to-day. To-morrow I hold a levee, and then hurry back to you.
Coburg, April 6, 1844.
On the llth the Prince returned to Windsor. How significant is the laconic entry in his Diary, which, as a rule, is a dry record in the fewest words of the main in cidents of his days. Cro...ssed on the llth. I arrived at six o clock in the evening at Windsor. Great joy.
Before leaving England the Prince had prepared two 5 General-Superintendent Genzler, the Court Chaplain, had officiated, and preached the Sermon, when the Prince and his Brother were confirmed, on the 12th of April, 1835 (see Early Years, Appendix B), a circumstance calculated to deepen the Prince s emotion on the present occasion.
p 2 212 THORBURN S PORTRAIT 1844 agreeable surprises for the Queen upon her birthday.
What to read after The Life of His Royal Highness the Prince Consort volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martin Theodore to read onlineMoreLess
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