The Pastor's Fire-Side : a Novel 1
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Until now, he had supposed that the agency of Ignatius, was directed to some of the Austrian ministers, whom his father, probably, wished to bring over to the present views of Spain. He could hardly have suspected, that so much caution, and peril, could be connected with any negotiation, in which the sovereigns themselves were principals ; and, that they should be principals, was astonishing in itself. The Em- peror's claims on the throne of Spain, and Philip's repug- nance to the Austrian poss...ession of the Netherlands, united with the pertinacious character of the two monarchs, and the usual turn of human passions, would have made Louis affirm, that no political adversaries could have been more naturally irreconcilable to amity between them, beyond oc- casional shows of peace.
However, the Sieur Ignatius had borne a reverse testi- mony. His pupil could not doubt what he had said ; and, taking the credential presented to him, he was rising to withdraw, when the wounded man impressively added, — " Remember, she, alone, knows that my secretary is Louis de Montemar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Until now, he had supposed that the agency of Ignatius, was directed to some of the Austrian ministers, whom his father, probably, wished to bring over to the present views of Spain. He could hardly have suspected, that so much caution, and peril, could be connected with any negotiation, in which the sovereigns themselves were principals ; and, that they should be principals, was astonishing in itself. The Em- peror's claims on the throne of Spain, and Philip's repug- nance to the Austrian poss...ession of the Netherlands, united with the pertinacious character of the two monarchs, and the usual turn of human passions, would have made Louis affirm, that no political adversaries could have been more naturally irreconcilable to amity between them, beyond oc- casional shows of peace.
However, the Sieur Ignatius had borne a reverse testi- mony. His pupil could not doubt what he had said ; and, taking the credential presented to him, he was rising to withdraw, when the wounded man impressively added, — " Remember, she, alone, knows that my secretary is Louis de Montemar.
What to read after The Pastor's Fire-Side : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Porter Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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