The Baroness De Bode, 1775-1803
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We are not more than four leagues from this cord. My dearest Husband and son are returned to our house, notwithstanding the menaces that some rogues made that they would hang him if they could catch him — 'tis certain very unjustly, for he has never interfered in any one thing since the beginning of the troubles.
But they wanted to make him pass for a spy, though he never was with any one of either party that he could spy anything out; but no one hears at this time either truth or reason. He wa...s obliged to return, or perhaps they would have seized all his estates as a fugitif . You know they have seized on several on that pretence. One gentleman returned home one day and found them selling all his land.
'But,' he said, 'I am here; don't you see me?' ^ On the death, however, of Qnstavus III., Sweden, under the regency of the Duke of Sudermania, adopted a neutral position. As to Bnssia, the Empress Catherine was now engrossed in the subjuga- tion of Poland, which had just lost her only friend by the death of the Emperor Leopold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are not more than four leagues from this cord. My dearest Husband and son are returned to our house, notwithstanding the menaces that some rogues made that they would hang him if they could catch him — 'tis certain very unjustly, for he has never interfered in any one thing since the beginning of the troubles.
But they wanted to make him pass for a spy, though he never was with any one of either party that he could spy anything out; but no one hears at this time either truth or reason. He wa...s obliged to return, or perhaps they would have seized all his estates as a fugitif . You know they have seized on several on that pretence. One gentleman returned home one day and found them selling all his land.
'But,' he said, 'I am here; don't you see me?' ^ On the death, however, of Qnstavus III., Sweden, under the regency of the Duke of Sudermania, adopted a neutral position. As to Bnssia, the Empress Catherine was now engrossed in the subjuga- tion of Poland, which had just lost her only friend by the death of the Emperor Leopold.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Childe-Pemberton, William Shakespear, 1859-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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