The Russian Court in the Eighteenth Century
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Dimsdale, and who in due time produced a numerous family, some nine of which shared her Majesty's bedroom and were her inseparable companions.
Then began the work of the day, when secretaries read the letters addressed to her and received her answers, when she signed documents, gave orders, and busied herself with her private correspondence, which was dispatched to all parts of the world. At nine she returned to her bedroom 42 2 tTbe IRusstan Court where, while her hair was being dressed and po...wdered, she received her aides-de-camp in waiting, and her Ministers, with whom she discussed State affairs and to whom she gave commissions and directions. At eleven she went to the chapel royal where she attended Mass, which ended at midday, when she visited her son and daughter-in-law or received their visits ; and then, at one o'clock sat down to dinner usually in the company of about ten guests, consisting of a lady of the bedchamber, a maid-of-honour, two or three of the nobility, the reigning favourite, and some of her Ministers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dimsdale, and who in due time produced a numerous family, some nine of which shared her Majesty's bedroom and were her inseparable companions.
Then began the work of the day, when secretaries read the letters addressed to her and received her answers, when she signed documents, gave orders, and busied herself with her private correspondence, which was dispatched to all parts of the world. At nine she returned to her bedroom 42 2 tTbe IRusstan Court where, while her hair was being dressed and po...wdered, she received her aides-de-camp in waiting, and her Ministers, with whom she discussed State affairs and to whom she gave commissions and directions. At eleven she went to the chapel royal where she attended Mass, which ended at midday, when she visited her son and daughter-in-law or received their visits ; and then, at one o'clock sat down to dinner usually in the company of about ten guests, consisting of a lady of the bedchamber, a maid-of-honour, two or three of the nobility, the reigning favourite, and some of her Ministers.
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