The Wits And Beaux of Society
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Orders were, in- deed, sent to stop her if she set out. She came, however, on pretence of taking the Bath waters ; but George II. , furious at her disobedience, obliged her to go direct to and from Bath without stopping, and never forgave her.
Notwithstanding her predictions^ the queen survived the fatal Wednesday. Until this time no prelate had been called in to pray by her majesty, nor to administer the Holy Communion and as people about the court began to be scandalized by this omission, Sir... Robert Walpole advised that the Archbishop of Canterbury should be sent for : his opinion was couched in the following terms, characteristic at once of the man, the times, and the court : — ' Pray, madam, ' he said to the Princess Emily, ' let this farce be played ; the archbishop will act it very well. You may bid him be as short as you will : it will do the queen no hurt, no more than any good ; and it will satisfy all the wise and good The Duty of Reconciliation. 205 fools, who will call us atheists if we don't pretend to be as great fools as they are.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Orders were, in- deed, sent to stop her if she set out. She came, however, on pretence of taking the Bath waters ; but George II. , furious at her disobedience, obliged her to go direct to and from Bath without stopping, and never forgave her.
Notwithstanding her predictions^ the queen survived the fatal Wednesday. Until this time no prelate had been called in to pray by her majesty, nor to administer the Holy Communion and as people about the court began to be scandalized by this omission, Sir... Robert Walpole advised that the Archbishop of Canterbury should be sent for : his opinion was couched in the following terms, characteristic at once of the man, the times, and the court : — ' Pray, madam, ' he said to the Princess Emily, ' let this farce be played ; the archbishop will act it very well. You may bid him be as short as you will : it will do the queen no hurt, no more than any good ; and it will satisfy all the wise and good The Duty of Reconciliation. 205 fools, who will call us atheists if we don't pretend to be as great fools as they are.
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 A T Thomson to read onlineMoreLess
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