John Lothrop Motley And His Family; Further Letters And Records
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We went to the d'Ayllons after church to give Bernar- dine our good wishes and kisses and a fan on the same occasion. They both grow prettier and if possible are greater darlings than ever. . . . We also went to see the Spiegels yesterday who came from Wischenau the evening before. It was a real pleasure to greet their dear kind faces once more and their being in Vienna makes all the difference in the world to us, particularly to Mary and Susy. I never knew a more angelic creature than Tiny....^ It is impossible to know her and not to love her. . . .
They say the Carnival is to be a gay one — of course ^ Countess Christine Spiegel, now Dowager Princess Salm iind Dyck.
2i8 J. L. MOTLEY AND HIS FAMILY they do, they always say so but the only certainty about it is that it is a long one, the ist of March being Ash Wednesday, The Spiegels give a rout before Carnival begins and dance twice in it and the inevitable balls at the Schwarzenberg's and Pallavicini's will take place and the Austrians as usual will be surfeited with Kammer-balls and we diplomats will get our usual plum at Court, but beyond this, I doubt whether there will be anything very exciting unless Gramont and Sina do something.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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We went to the d'Ayllons after church to give Bernar- dine our good wishes and kisses and a fan on the same occasion. They both grow prettier and if possible are greater darlings than ever. . . . We also went to see the Spiegels yesterday who came from Wischenau the evening before. It was a real pleasure to greet their dear kind faces once more and their being in Vienna makes all the difference in the world to us, particularly to Mary and Susy. I never knew a more angelic creature than Tiny....^ It is impossible to know her and not to love her. . . .
They say the Carnival is to be a gay one — of course ^ Countess Christine Spiegel, now Dowager Princess Salm iind Dyck.
2i8 J. L. MOTLEY AND HIS FAMILY they do, they always say so but the only certainty about it is that it is a long one, the ist of March being Ash Wednesday, The Spiegels give a rout before Carnival begins and dance twice in it and the inevitable balls at the Schwarzenberg's and Pallavicini's will take place and the Austrians as usual will be surfeited with Kammer-balls and we diplomats will get our usual plum at Court, but beyond this, I doubt whether there will be anything very exciting unless Gramont and Sina do something.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Motley, John Lothrop, 1814-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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