Deon De Beaumont His Life And Times
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The point whence I started in 1756 was the Hdtel d'Ons-en-Bray, Rue de Bourbon, Faubourg St. Germain. I am the friend of the owner of that mansion, which I left against his will to make three journeys to Russia and to other courts in Europe, to join the army, to come to England, and to bring four or five treaties to Versailles, not as courier, but as a man who had contributed to the fram- ing of them. I have frequently travelled when very ill, and once with a broken leg. Nevertheless, I am pre-... pared to return to the place whence I started, if such IN LONDON 79 be my fate. I shall recover my former happiness there. The points whence I started are those of being a gentle- man, a soldier, and a secretary of Embassy— all of them naturally leading to the position of a minister at foreign courts. The first gives a claim to it ; the second con- firms the idea and endues with the necessary firmness for such a post ; but the third is the school for it. . . .
If a marquis had accomplished one-half the things which I have accomplished in ten years, he would ask no less than the title of duke or of marshal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The point whence I started in 1756 was the Hdtel d'Ons-en-Bray, Rue de Bourbon, Faubourg St. Germain. I am the friend of the owner of that mansion, which I left against his will to make three journeys to Russia and to other courts in Europe, to join the army, to come to England, and to bring four or five treaties to Versailles, not as courier, but as a man who had contributed to the fram- ing of them. I have frequently travelled when very ill, and once with a broken leg. Nevertheless, I am pre-... pared to return to the place whence I started, if such IN LONDON 79 be my fate. I shall recover my former happiness there. The points whence I started are those of being a gentle- man, a soldier, and a secretary of Embassy— all of them naturally leading to the position of a minister at foreign courts. The first gives a claim to it ; the second con- firms the idea and endues with the necessary firmness for such a post ; but the third is the school for it. . . .
If a marquis had accomplished one-half the things which I have accomplished in ten years, he would ask no less than the title of duke or of marshal.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Octave Homberg to read onlineMoreLess
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