The Scottish Friend of Frederic the Great the Last Earl Marischall volume 2
The Scottish Friend of Frederic the Great the Last Earl Marischall volume 2
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" The King, in agreeing to your residence in this country, made no condition at all ; what he said about the Neufchatelois heads, etc. , was to me, without any order to speak to you about it ; but we are of one mind ; you will not set the house on fire in which you live, and I, I only wish that your retreat may be agreeable to you. As to the engagement not to read, write, etc. , I miderstand it as you do ; and as a facon de parler, not to be taken seriously, I should be very sorry if we had no ...more of you than your lacets, even if you made them to the utmost perfection. I will not speak again of the square tower, but it will remain empty ; one does not know what may happen ; the cold might drive you to your very humble and very obedient servant, " Le Marechal d'Ecosse. " Milord Marechal wrote to Frederic that something might be done to relieve Rousseau pecuniarily. But this was a most delicate matter to set in hand.
FREDERIC THE GREAT 133 " Petebwaldau, September \st, 1762. " Your letter, my dear mylord, about Rousseau at Geneva gave me much pleasure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The King, in agreeing to your residence in this country, made no condition at all ; what he said about the Neufchatelois heads, etc. , was to me, without any order to speak to you about it ; but we are of one mind ; you will not set the house on fire in which you live, and I, I only wish that your retreat may be agreeable to you. As to the engagement not to read, write, etc. , I miderstand it as you do ; and as a facon de parler, not to be taken seriously, I should be very sorry if we had no ...more of you than your lacets, even if you made them to the utmost perfection. I will not speak again of the square tower, but it will remain empty ; one does not know what may happen ; the cold might drive you to your very humble and very obedient servant, " Le Marechal d'Ecosse. " Milord Marechal wrote to Frederic that something might be done to relieve Rousseau pecuniarily. But this was a most delicate matter to set in hand.
FREDERIC THE GREAT 133 " Petebwaldau, September \st, 1762. " Your letter, my dear mylord, about Rousseau at Geneva gave me much pleasure.
What to read after The Scottish Friend of Frederic the Great the Last Earl Marischall volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith E Cuthell to read onlineMoreLess
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