The Musical And Literary Organizations And Their Leaders of Landisville And Vici
The Musical And Literary Organizations And Their Leaders of Landisville And Vici
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Why will people invent to the detriment of (52) others' character? We did not even save our own silver, and certainly it never occurred to my husband to con- ceal, or aid in doing so, anything be- longing to the Empress. She sought our house and his protection from an infuriated mob; we did not suppose she would be obliged to do anything of the kind, but at the moment of peril her friends at Court proved not to be her friends in need.
"Tuesday, Oct. 25th.
"It was for my husband to bear all that... might be said evil — but what could he do — he has always been de- voted to the Emperor because he has ever been treated kindly by him — but as to doing anything secret or dishon- orable, never could Thomas be in- duced to such actions. He got the Empress out of Paris with our own horses and carriage as far as the former could go. When they left, which was at 4 in the morning of Mon- day, September 5th, they went safely to a country town outside St. Germain. There they assumed to be English people going to France — one of the ladies an invalid, who had to be car- ried from carriage to carriage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why will people invent to the detriment of (52) others' character? We did not even save our own silver, and certainly it never occurred to my husband to con- ceal, or aid in doing so, anything be- longing to the Empress. She sought our house and his protection from an infuriated mob; we did not suppose she would be obliged to do anything of the kind, but at the moment of peril her friends at Court proved not to be her friends in need.
"Tuesday, Oct. 25th.
"It was for my husband to bear all that... might be said evil — but what could he do — he has always been de- voted to the Emperor because he has ever been treated kindly by him — but as to doing anything secret or dishon- orable, never could Thomas be in- duced to such actions. He got the Empress out of Paris with our own horses and carriage as far as the former could go. When they left, which was at 4 in the morning of Mon- day, September 5th, they went safely to a country town outside St. Germain. There they assumed to be English people going to France — one of the ladies an invalid, who had to be car- ried from carriage to carriage.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Landis, D. B. (David Bachman), 1862- to read onlineMoreLess
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