Universal Classics Library volume 23
Universal Classics Library volume 23
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" Goody-goodyism languished into fits at his masculine toleration of fancy faiths. A man so bad must be a worse King. His training, temperament, and ascetic habits in all but eating were well known, but the peccadilloes of any youthful lordling must necessarily magnify into unspeakable vices if stumbled into by wearers of purple, who are the wicked world's mark for temptation.
Frederick married to please his father, who out-Mira- beaued Mirabeau pi:re in outrageous misrule of his son.
INTRODUCT...ION xiii He married at twenty-two and took the crown at twenty- eight. Thenceforward his heart went out to strong men, to men of genius, men of his own stamp, men and not ^ women. For the last half of his reign Frederick dined with his amiable consort; when they met at table the King bowed to the Queen and the Queen to the King, but they never conversed. He paid her the customary pretty gift courtesies on anniversary days, and once went to her room to tell his regrets over her gouty seizure, but converse they never did all those years, and she sur- vived him by eleven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Goody-goodyism languished into fits at his masculine toleration of fancy faiths. A man so bad must be a worse King. His training, temperament, and ascetic habits in all but eating were well known, but the peccadilloes of any youthful lordling must necessarily magnify into unspeakable vices if stumbled into by wearers of purple, who are the wicked world's mark for temptation.
Frederick married to please his father, who out-Mira- beaued Mirabeau pi:re in outrageous misrule of his son.
INTRODUCT...ION xiii He married at twenty-two and took the crown at twenty- eight. Thenceforward his heart went out to strong men, to men of genius, men of his own stamp, men and not ^ women. For the last half of his reign Frederick dined with his amiable consort; when they met at table the King bowed to the Queen and the Queen to the King, but they never conversed. He paid her the customary pretty gift courtesies on anniversary days, and once went to her room to tell his regrets over her gouty seizure, but converse they never did all those years, and she sur- vived him by eleven.
What to read after Universal Classics Library volume 23?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Newton to read onlineMoreLess
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