The Prussian Hath Said in His Heart
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They had received these men in their houses. They had sold them titles for themselves and places on the Front Benches for their rela- tions and dependants. They had connived at every profitable ramp, and hushed up every un- speakable scandal. There seemed nothing to which they would not stoop. And yet there was something. The most dramatic, perhaps, in a sense, the noblest incident of the dark drama is one of which we shall never hear, for those who behaved well will conceal it as carefully as ...those who behaved basely. It came when the pluto- crats, at the conclusion of their long tale of dis- honouring bargains, asked for the honour of England to be thrown in as a make weight against their money: and their demand was re- fused.
CHAPTER VII • THE BARBARIANS On August 3rd this year bodies of soldiers in blue-grey uniforms began to cross the narrow river which marks the frontier between the Ger- man Empire and the little independent state of Belgium. For days they continued to pour across that line, mounted Uhlans with their lances, great masses of infantry closely packed, the tall men of the Prussian Guard, carrying with them a lingering memory of the madness of old Frederick William.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had received these men in their houses. They had sold them titles for themselves and places on the Front Benches for their rela- tions and dependants. They had connived at every profitable ramp, and hushed up every un- speakable scandal. There seemed nothing to which they would not stoop. And yet there was something. The most dramatic, perhaps, in a sense, the noblest incident of the dark drama is one of which we shall never hear, for those who behaved well will conceal it as carefully as ...those who behaved basely. It came when the pluto- crats, at the conclusion of their long tale of dis- honouring bargains, asked for the honour of England to be thrown in as a make weight against their money: and their demand was re- fused.
CHAPTER VII • THE BARBARIANS On August 3rd this year bodies of soldiers in blue-grey uniforms began to cross the narrow river which marks the frontier between the Ger- man Empire and the little independent state of Belgium. For days they continued to pour across that line, mounted Uhlans with their lances, great masses of infantry closely packed, the tall men of the Prussian Guard, carrying with them a lingering memory of the madness of old Frederick William.
What to read after The Prussian Hath Said in His Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chesterton Cecil to read onlineMoreLess
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