The New Nobility a Story of Europe And America
The New Nobility a Story of Europe And America
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He was minister from Russia to the United States at Wash ington City, and ever since his marriage to that poor but good and beautiful American girl there has been a sort of love match also between Russia and America. " To this Prince Kalitzoff assented, even cordially, confirming the story from his own knowledge. It was plain that he ap proved of what the ogre had done.
" That is what perplexes me, Prince you must allow me to say it, " Lord Conyngham broke in ; " but I never could understand wh...y the Americans always side with you Rus sians against us English, who are of their own blood. It is absurd ! " " Not, " the American interposed, " if you remember that Russia has always been our stanch friend. When the no bility of England pardon me, my lord were exulting, dur ing our civil war, in our speedy destruction as a nation, Rus sia never wavered. It was the hour of our supreme struggle for existence, and centuries hence we will remember that the Pope took sides with the Confederacy against us, the only power that did so ; that Charles Dickens, whom we had almost worshiped, was, in his letters, rejoicing in our appa rent destruction, heaping contemptuous epithets upon us ; that Louis Napoleon, perjured scoundrel that he was, did his utmost to induce England to join him against us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was minister from Russia to the United States at Wash ington City, and ever since his marriage to that poor but good and beautiful American girl there has been a sort of love match also between Russia and America. " To this Prince Kalitzoff assented, even cordially, confirming the story from his own knowledge. It was plain that he ap proved of what the ogre had done.
" That is what perplexes me, Prince you must allow me to say it, " Lord Conyngham broke in ; " but I never could understand wh...y the Americans always side with you Rus sians against us English, who are of their own blood. It is absurd ! " " Not, " the American interposed, " if you remember that Russia has always been our stanch friend. When the no bility of England pardon me, my lord were exulting, dur ing our civil war, in our speedy destruction as a nation, Rus sia never wavered. It was the hour of our supreme struggle for existence, and centuries hence we will remember that the Pope took sides with the Confederacy against us, the only power that did so ; that Charles Dickens, whom we had almost worshiped, was, in his letters, rejoicing in our appa rent destruction, heaping contemptuous epithets upon us ; that Louis Napoleon, perjured scoundrel that he was, did his utmost to induce England to join him against us.
What to read after The New Nobility a Story of Europe And America?
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