The Sisters — volume 3
The Sisters — volume 3
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"If I took your side itwas not from caprice, but simply and expressly from a desire to remainfaithful to the one aim and end of my life. " "And that is?" "To provide for the welfare of this country in the same sense as did yourillustrious mother, whose counsellor I was. " "But you forget to mention the other--to place yourself to the bestpossible advantage. " "I did not forget it, but I did not mention it, for I know how closelymeasured out are the moments of a king; and besides, it seems to me... asself-evident that we think of our personal advantage as that when we buya horse we also buy his shadow. " "How subtle! But I no more blame you than I should a girl who standsbefore her mirror to deck herself for her lover, and who takes the sameopportunity of rejoicing in her own beauty.
"However, to return to your first speech. It is for the sake of Egyptas you think--if I understand you rightly--that you now offer me theservices you have hitherto devoted to my brother's interests?" "As you say; in these difficult times the country needs the will and thehand of a powerful leader.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"If I took your side itwas not from caprice, but simply and expressly from a desire to remainfaithful to the one aim and end of my life. " "And that is?" "To provide for the welfare of this country in the same sense as did yourillustrious mother, whose counsellor I was. " "But you forget to mention the other--to place yourself to the bestpossible advantage. " "I did not forget it, but I did not mention it, for I know how closelymeasured out are the moments of a king; and besides, it seems to me... asself-evident that we think of our personal advantage as that when we buya horse we also buy his shadow. " "How subtle! But I no more blame you than I should a girl who standsbefore her mirror to deck herself for her lover, and who takes the sameopportunity of rejoicing in her own beauty.
"However, to return to your first speech. It is for the sake of Egyptas you think--if I understand you rightly--that you now offer me theservices you have hitherto devoted to my brother's interests?" "As you say; in these difficult times the country needs the will and thehand of a powerful leader.
What to read after The Sisters — volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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