The Melody of God And Other Papers
The Melody of God And Other Papers
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Assuredly the Empress realised this. She was intensely and rightly proud of her illustrious descent. She became by marriage the third (and last) Empress of the French, but she was not by any means the first member of her family to marry into a Royal House or to ascend a throne.
As early as the thirteenth century her family were great and distinguished enough for a Don Alfonso Perez de Guzman to marry a niece of King Alfonso the tenth of Spain, and in the seventeenth century a de Guzman married ...that Duke of Braganza who was afterwards Juan IV. , King of Portugal.
Her own title of Marchioness of Moya was more than three hundred and fifty years old, having been created in 1480, and her newest title, that of Countess of Banos, was created in 1621. In addition, she was fourteenth Countess of Teba (1522), tenth Countess of Mora (16 1 3), Marchioness of Osera (1692), Marchioness of Ardales, Countess of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Countess of Ablitas (1652), Viscountess de la Calzada (1637), and five times a Grandee of Spain of the First Class.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Assuredly the Empress realised this. She was intensely and rightly proud of her illustrious descent. She became by marriage the third (and last) Empress of the French, but she was not by any means the first member of her family to marry into a Royal House or to ascend a throne.
As early as the thirteenth century her family were great and distinguished enough for a Don Alfonso Perez de Guzman to marry a niece of King Alfonso the tenth of Spain, and in the seventeenth century a de Guzman married ...that Duke of Braganza who was afterwards Juan IV. , King of Portugal.
Her own title of Marchioness of Moya was more than three hundred and fifty years old, having been created in 1480, and her newest title, that of Countess of Banos, was created in 1621. In addition, she was fourteenth Countess of Teba (1522), tenth Countess of Mora (16 1 3), Marchioness of Osera (1692), Marchioness of Ardales, Countess of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Countess of Ablitas (1652), Viscountess de la Calzada (1637), and five times a Grandee of Spain of the First Class.
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