The Love of An Uncrowned Queen, Sophie Dorothea, Consort of George I., And Her Correspondence With Philip Christopher Count Königsmarck (Now First Published From the Originals) 1
The Love of An Uncrowned Queen, Sophie Dorothea, Consort of George I., And Her Correspondence With Philip Christopher Count Königsmarck (Now First Published From the Originals) 1
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It is three o'clock, and I must go to bed. Never doubt my fidelity ; it is inviolable.
I will live and die yours only.'* Kmigsmarck to the Princess.
"[Thx Camp, undated.] " You must let me complain, ma cherie^ of the mean farewell you gave me. My love deserved something Ube princess's Xetters 255 far difFcrent ; but if you had a heart of ice you could not have giren me a colder parting. I found the company very lively at the camp, every one sword in hand, prancing to the music of trumpets and k...ettledrums; but it all diverted me so litde that I wished myself twenty leagues away. My dejection was so apparent that Monsieur Bielke^ asked me what was the matter, and why I would not drink a glass of wine with him, I told him that I knew he was vexed about Aurora, and I was annoyed too, but I hoped he would not blame me in any way, as I knew nothing about it. He embraced me, and said he was sure I did not, hut the pain she had caused him the last two days surpassed everything ; and much more — too long to write — I will keep it for Word of mouth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is three o'clock, and I must go to bed. Never doubt my fidelity ; it is inviolable.
I will live and die yours only.'* Kmigsmarck to the Princess.
"[Thx Camp, undated.] " You must let me complain, ma cherie^ of the mean farewell you gave me. My love deserved something Ube princess's Xetters 255 far difFcrent ; but if you had a heart of ice you could not have giren me a colder parting. I found the company very lively at the camp, every one sword in hand, prancing to the music of trumpets and k...ettledrums; but it all diverted me so litde that I wished myself twenty leagues away. My dejection was so apparent that Monsieur Bielke^ asked me what was the matter, and why I would not drink a glass of wine with him, I told him that I knew he was vexed about Aurora, and I was annoyed too, but I hoped he would not blame me in any way, as I knew nothing about it. He embraced me, and said he was sure I did not, hut the pain she had caused him the last two days surpassed everything ; and much more — too long to write — I will keep it for Word of mouth.
What to read after The Love of An Uncrowned Queen, Sophie Dorothea, Consort of George I., And Her Correspondence With Philip Christopher Count Königsmarck (Now First Published From the Originals) 1?
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