Classic Memoirs volume 1
Classic Memoirs volume 1
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The cardinal desired the Queen to command me to accept of the nomination to the cardinalate, " which, " said he, " La Riviere has snatched with insolence and acknowledged with treachery. " I excused myself by saying that I had taken a resolution never to accept of the cardinalship by any means which seemed to have relation to the civil wars, to the end that I might convince the Queen that it was the most rigid neces- sity which had separated me from her service. I rejected upon the same account... all the other advantageous propositions he made me, and, he still insisting that the Queen could do no less than confer upon me something that was very considerable for the signal service I was likely to do her Majesty, I answered : " There is one point wherein the Queen can do me more good than if she gave me a triple crown. Her Majesty told me just now that she will cause M. Le Prince to be apprehended. A person of his high rank and merit neither can nor ought to be always shut up in prison, for when he comes abroad he will be full of resentment against me, though I hope my dig- nity will be my protection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cardinal desired the Queen to command me to accept of the nomination to the cardinalate, " which, " said he, " La Riviere has snatched with insolence and acknowledged with treachery. " I excused myself by saying that I had taken a resolution never to accept of the cardinalship by any means which seemed to have relation to the civil wars, to the end that I might convince the Queen that it was the most rigid neces- sity which had separated me from her service. I rejected upon the same account... all the other advantageous propositions he made me, and, he still insisting that the Queen could do no less than confer upon me something that was very considerable for the signal service I was likely to do her Majesty, I answered : " There is one point wherein the Queen can do me more good than if she gave me a triple crown. Her Majesty told me just now that she will cause M. Le Prince to be apprehended. A person of his high rank and merit neither can nor ought to be always shut up in prison, for when he comes abroad he will be full of resentment against me, though I hope my dig- nity will be my protection.
What to read after Classic Memoirs volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Cavendish to read onlineMoreLess
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