Ludwig the Second, King of Bavaria
Ludwig the Second, King of Bavaria
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Some persons he judged in cold blood ; in the case of others, 142 LUDWIG THE SECOND he permitted his temp^ament to carry him to extremes of great unfairness. From certain people he would bear much ; the slightest con- tradiction on the part of others would be suffi- cient to incur hi^ lasting disfavour.
His love of solitude grew by degrees to be a disease, and at times he literally fled from people. In the middle of the seventies the Queen-mother gave a family party at the Swiss chAlet " Plecke...nau/' not far from Hohen- schwangau. The King, Prince Otto, their aides- de-camp, the Mistress of the Court, and two ladies-in-waiting, were with her. The little party were sitting at table in excellent spirits when a mounted messenger with a telegram arrived from the castle : the Austrian Arch- duke Rainer, who was staying at Bregenz, asked her Majesty whether it would be convenient for her to receive him the following morning.
She handed the telegram to the King, who grew pale as he read it. The displeasure visible on his features affected the whole party.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some persons he judged in cold blood ; in the case of others, 142 LUDWIG THE SECOND he permitted his temp^ament to carry him to extremes of great unfairness. From certain people he would bear much ; the slightest con- tradiction on the part of others would be suffi- cient to incur hi^ lasting disfavour.
His love of solitude grew by degrees to be a disease, and at times he literally fled from people. In the middle of the seventies the Queen-mother gave a family party at the Swiss chAlet " Plecke...nau/' not far from Hohen- schwangau. The King, Prince Otto, their aides- de-camp, the Mistress of the Court, and two ladies-in-waiting, were with her. The little party were sitting at table in excellent spirits when a mounted messenger with a telegram arrived from the castle : the Austrian Arch- duke Rainer, who was staying at Bregenz, asked her Majesty whether it would be convenient for her to receive him the following morning.
She handed the telegram to the King, who grew pale as he read it. The displeasure visible on his features affected the whole party.
What to read after Ludwig the Second, King of Bavaria?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tschudi, Clara, B. 1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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