The Memoirs of Cardinal De Retz volume 4 Historic Court Memoirs
The Memoirs of Cardinal De Retz volume 4 Historic Court Memoirs
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" M. De Beaufort, who thought that I was going to argue for the offensive, fell in roundly with me to second me; but I stopped him short by tellinghim he mistook my meaning.
"I shall never presume, " said I, "to give advice in the condition thingsare now in. The Duke himself must decide, and even propose, too, and itis our business to perform his commands. " Then he said, "If I should resolve to brave it out, will you declare forme?" "Yes, " I said, "it is what I ought in duty to do. I am attac...hed to yourservice, in which I shall certainly not be wanting, and you need only tocommand me. But I am very much grieved that, considering the presentstate of affairs, an honest man cannot act the honest part, do what hemay. " The Duke, who was by nature good, but not very tender, could not helpbeing moved at what I said; the tears came into his eyes, he embraced me, and asked me if I thought he could secure the King's person. I told himthat nothing was more impossible. I found at length that he was inclinedto obey, but he bade us keep our friends together in readiness, and to bewith him at break of day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" M. De Beaufort, who thought that I was going to argue for the offensive, fell in roundly with me to second me; but I stopped him short by tellinghim he mistook my meaning.
"I shall never presume, " said I, "to give advice in the condition thingsare now in. The Duke himself must decide, and even propose, too, and itis our business to perform his commands. " Then he said, "If I should resolve to brave it out, will you declare forme?" "Yes, " I said, "it is what I ought in duty to do. I am attac...hed to yourservice, in which I shall certainly not be wanting, and you need only tocommand me. But I am very much grieved that, considering the presentstate of affairs, an honest man cannot act the honest part, do what hemay. " The Duke, who was by nature good, but not very tender, could not helpbeing moved at what I said; the tears came into his eyes, he embraced me, and asked me if I thought he could secure the King's person. I told himthat nothing was more impossible. I found at length that he was inclinedto obey, but he bade us keep our friends together in readiness, and to bewith him at break of day.
What to read after The Memoirs of Cardinal De Retz volume 4 Historic Court Memoirs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean François Paul De Gondi De ( Retz to read onlineMoreLess
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