The Sunny Side of Diplomatic Life 1875 1912
The Sunny Side of Diplomatic Life 1875 1912
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Like our modem guest-book, each guest left his name and motto, which was painted on the walls, with his motto and his particular sign, such as a mug or a rake (I hope these did not refer to his personal attributes). One that King Frederick wrote seems to me to be very pathetic, and makes one think that his friends must have been ultra-treacherous and false. It reads: "Mein hilf in Gott. Wildbracht allcin ist treu.^' ("God is my help. Wildbracht [the name of his dog] alone is faitnful. ") Don't ...you think that has a sad note in it?
^MiLAN, Hotel Milan, October ly, 1886.
Dear Aunt M, — Just think what luck I have had. They say that everything comes to those who wait, and what I have waited for has come at last. I have seen and made the acquaintance of Verdi, the famous. He always stops at this hotel, because he is a friend of the proprietor's, Mr. Spatz, who, knowing my desire to meet Verdi, said that he would arrange an interview. This he kindly did. Verdi received me in his salon. He looks just like his photographs — a very interesting face with burning eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like our modem guest-book, each guest left his name and motto, which was painted on the walls, with his motto and his particular sign, such as a mug or a rake (I hope these did not refer to his personal attributes). One that King Frederick wrote seems to me to be very pathetic, and makes one think that his friends must have been ultra-treacherous and false. It reads: "Mein hilf in Gott. Wildbracht allcin ist treu.^' ("God is my help. Wildbracht [the name of his dog] alone is faitnful. ") Don't ...you think that has a sad note in it?
^MiLAN, Hotel Milan, October ly, 1886.
Dear Aunt M, — Just think what luck I have had. They say that everything comes to those who wait, and what I have waited for has come at last. I have seen and made the acquaintance of Verdi, the famous. He always stops at this hotel, because he is a friend of the proprietor's, Mr. Spatz, who, knowing my desire to meet Verdi, said that he would arrange an interview. This he kindly did. Verdi received me in his salon. He looks just like his photographs — a very interesting face with burning eyes.
What to read after The Sunny Side of Diplomatic Life 1875 1912?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fru Lillie Greenough Moulton Hegermann Lindencrone to read onlineMoreLess
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