Kew Gardens
Kew Gardens
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" Much do I lament to add that some of those about the young princes swerved from principle, and in- troduced improper company when their Majesties supposed them to be at rest, and after the divines had closed their day with prayer. " The first open scandal about the Prince was his intrigue with the unfortunate "Perdita" Robinson, who turned many a head beside his by her acting in The Winters Tale. We know very little about that episode except what the lady thinks fit to tell us in her Memoirs.... The boy lover, not yet eighteen, was so closely kept 42 KEW GARDENS at Kew that for some time he had to content himself with ardent letters. At length an interview was arranged under circumstances which suggest that the tutorial turnkeys must have been in the way of nodding over their port. Lord Maiden, who played Leporello in this amour, brought Perdita to an inn on the island between Kew and Brentford, to await the signal that should invite them to cross.
The handkerchief was waved on the opposite shore ; but the signal was, by the dusk of the evening, rendered almost imperceptible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Much do I lament to add that some of those about the young princes swerved from principle, and in- troduced improper company when their Majesties supposed them to be at rest, and after the divines had closed their day with prayer. " The first open scandal about the Prince was his intrigue with the unfortunate "Perdita" Robinson, who turned many a head beside his by her acting in The Winters Tale. We know very little about that episode except what the lady thinks fit to tell us in her Memoirs.... The boy lover, not yet eighteen, was so closely kept 42 KEW GARDENS at Kew that for some time he had to content himself with ardent letters. At length an interview was arranged under circumstances which suggest that the tutorial turnkeys must have been in the way of nodding over their port. Lord Maiden, who played Leporello in this amour, brought Perdita to an inn on the island between Kew and Brentford, to await the signal that should invite them to cross.
The handkerchief was waved on the opposite shore ; but the signal was, by the dusk of the evening, rendered almost imperceptible.
What to read after Kew Gardens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A R Hope Ascott Robert Hope Moncrieff to read onlineMoreLess
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