The Wits And Beaux of Society
The Wits And Beaux of Society
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The queen, subservient as she seemed, felt the humiliation. Such was thedebased nature of George II. That he not only wrote letters unworthy ofa man to write, and unfit for a woman to read, to his wife, but hedesired her to show them to Sir Robert Walpole. He used to 'tag severalparagraphs, ' as Lord Hervey expresses it, with these words, '_Montrezceci, et consultez la-dessus de gros homme_, ' meaning Sir Robert. Butthis was only a portion of the disgusting disclosures made by the vulgarlicenti...ous monarch to his too degraded consort.
In the bitterness of her mortification the queen consulted Lord Herveyand Sir Robert as to the possibility of her losing her influence, shouldshe resent the king's delay in returning. They agreed, that her takingthe '_fi
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The queen, subservient as she seemed, felt the humiliation. Such was thedebased nature of George II. That he not only wrote letters unworthy ofa man to write, and unfit for a woman to read, to his wife, but hedesired her to show them to Sir Robert Walpole. He used to 'tag severalparagraphs, ' as Lord Hervey expresses it, with these words, '_Montrezceci, et consultez la-dessus de gros homme_, ' meaning Sir Robert. Butthis was only a portion of the disgusting disclosures made by the vulgarlicenti...ous monarch to his too degraded consort.
In the bitterness of her mortification the queen consulted Lord Herveyand Sir Robert as to the possibility of her losing her influence, shouldshe resent the king's delay in returning. They agreed, that her takingthe '_fi
What to read after The Wits And Beaux of Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wharton Grace to read onlineMoreLess
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